Milwaukee Art Museum 2014 Annual Report

annual report

Unless otherwise noted, photographs of works in the Collection are by John R. Glembin; those of events are courtesy Front Room Photography. cover Anthony McCall, You and I, Horizontal (II), 2006 (detail). Full image on p. 12. Full credit listing on p. 37.

2014 annual report Board of Trustees

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President’s Report

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Director’s Report

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2014: the numbers

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Curatorial Report

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Exhibitions 17

Publications 20

Loans 23

Acquisitions 27

Education and Public Programs

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Development 41

Donors 45

Docents + Volunteers

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Staff 61

Financial Report

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board of trustees and standing committees Through August 31, 2014

Board of Trustees

Kenneth C. Krei President Raymond R. Krueger Chairman Gail A. Lione Secretary R. Bruce McDonald Treasurer Frederic G. Friedman Assistant Secretary and Legal Counsel

Trustees at Large

Deborah Attanasio Donald W. Baumgartner Lori Bechthold Wendy W. Blumenthal Randy Bryant Angela Johnson Colbert Stephen Einhorn Philip B. Flynn Ellen Glaisner Carmen Haberman Claire H. Hackmann Ronald Joelson W. David Knox II Alex C. Kramer Anthony S. Krausen Donald W. Layden Jr. Joan Lubar Marianne Lubar Wayne R. Lueders P. Michael Mahoney Justin L. Mortara, PhD Joanne Murphy Andy Nunemaker Anthony J. Petullo Joel Quadracci Sande Robinson Richard L. Schmidt Jr. 4

Suzanne L. Selig Roger S. Smith Judson M. Snyder Mary M. Strohmaier Christine Symchych W. Kent Velde Frederick Vogel IV Todd R. Williams Jeffery W. Yabuki Kathy Yuille Life Trustee Sheldon B. Lubar Betty Ewens Quadracci* County Government Representative Patricia Jursik Friends of Art Representative Julia DeCicco Chair of the Docents Representative Melissa Block Support Group Representatives Jodi Eastberg, PhD Sande Robinson

COMMITTEES OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Executive Committee

Kenneth C. Krei Chair Donald W. Baumgartner Frederic G. Friedman Ellen Glaisner Carmen Haberman Raymond R. Krueger Gail A. Lione Marianne Lubar R. Bruce McDonald Suzanne L. Selig Staff: Dan Keegan Acquisitions and Collections Committee

Marianne Lubar Chair Donald W. Baumgartner Marilyn Bradley Andrea B. Bryant Stephen Einhorn F. William Haberman Anthony Krausen Arthur J. Laskin Donald W. Layden Jr. Wayne R. Lueders Anthony J. Petullo Richard R. Pieper Sande Robinson Reva Shovers Christine Symchych Robert A. Wagner Staff: Brady Roberts Audit Committee

Donald W. Layden Jr. Chair Philip B. Flynn William Hunt Kenneth C. Krei Raymond R. Krueger Sheldon B. Lubar R. Bruce McDonald Richard L. Schmidt Jr. Staff: Dan Keegan and Jane Wochos

Development Committee

Wendy W. Blumenthal Ellen Glaisner Co-Chairs Lori Bechthold Andrea Bryant Sue Frautschi Frederic G. Friedman Carmen Haberman Claire H. Hackmann Melinda Krei Gail A. Lione Joan Lubar Marianne Lubar Donna Meyer Joan Nason Mary M. Strohmaier Staff: Mary Albrecht and Sara Stum Education and Public Programs Committee

Julie Gardner Chair Kim Abler Deborah Attanasio John Augenstein Lori Bechthold Natanya Blanck Melissa Block JosĂŠ Chavez Julia DeCicco Jodi Eastberg, PhD Jonathan Jackson Sarah Jerome Lynda Kohler Janet Matthews Nancy Mitchel Phillip Naylor Sue Nelson Jill G. Pelisek Sande Robinson Mary M. Strohmaier Cindy Zautcke* Staff: Brigid Globensky

Facilities Committee

Donald W. Baumgartner Chair Randy Bryant Steven G. Chamberlin Richard J. Glaisner Kenneth C. Krei Raymond R. Krueger Justin L. Mortara, PhD Richard L. Schmidt Jr. Frederick Vogel IV Staff: Dan Keegan, Dan Kehrer, and Jane Wochos Finance Committee

R. Bruce McDonald Chair Donald W. Baumgartner Richard J. Glaisner Alex Kramer Kenneth C. Krei Raymond R. Krueger P. Michael Mahoney Judson M. Snyder W. Kent Velde Staff: Dan Keegan and Jane Wochos

Human Resources and Remuneration Committee

Wayne R. Lueders Chair Kenneth C. Krei Raymond R. Krueger Gail A. Lione Anthony J. Petullo Staff: Dan Keegan and Jan Fleming Investment Committee

Ronald Joelson Chair Richard J. Glaisner Doug Gray Dale Kent Kenneth C. Krei Raymond R. Krueger Wayne R. Lueders P. Michael Mahoney W. Kent Velde Staff: Dan Keegan and Jane Wochos

Nominations and Governance Committee

Reinstallation/ Campaign Committee

Andy Nunemaker Chair Donald W. Baumgartner Angela Colbert Frederic G. Friedman Kenneth C. Krei Raymond R. Krueger Gail A. Lione Marianne Lubar Sande Robinson Suzanne L. Selig Staff: Dan Keegan

Christopher and Miriam Abele Donald and Donna Baumgartner Kenneth C. Krei Sheldon and Marianne Lubar Bud and Suzanne Selig Ex-Officios *deceased

Public Affairs Committee

Christine Symchych Chair Wendy Blumenthal Randy Bryant Angela Johnson Colbert Raymond R. Krueger H. Carl Mueller Andy Nunemaker Staff: Dan Keegan and Vicki Scharfberg

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president’s report the Future will secure the Museum’s holdings and assets for generations to come, and we will be looking to all who support the Museum to partner with us in this endeavor.

Kenneth C. Krei

On behalf of the Board of Trustees of the Milwaukee Art Museum, I am pleased to report that the twelve months covered by this report (September 1, 2013–August 31, 2014) were marked by forward-looking initiatives and resolute commitment to the Museum’s future. A prudent business plan and strong earnings from previous years allowed the Museum to finish fiscal year 2014 with a balanced budget.

The Museum again delivered a diverse and eye-popping array of exhibitions, including Thomas Sully: Painted Performance, Uncommon Folk: Traditions in American Art, and Kandinsky: A Retrospective. Special events, tours, lectures, and family programs kept the Museum lively, and despite a harsh winter, the Museum saw nearly 350,000 visitors, and membership continued to be strong. I credit the hard-working staff, volunteers, docents, and leadership for the success of the Museum in the face of unpredictable circumstances.

Notably, in partnership with Milwaukee County, the Museum unveiled its designs for the renovations planned as part of the restoration project of the Saarinen and Kahler buildings. The plans include: an upgraded HVAC system; a watertight roof; brighter, bigger galleries that are easier to navigate; stunning lake views and lakeside access to the galleries; additional rest areas; and a dedicated photography and video floor. This is an ambitious $31 million project, for which Milwaukee County has committed $10 million. As of this writing, the Museum has raised 95% of the remaining funds, and the work to repair and restore these buildings has begun. Our Plan for

We are also deeply grateful to the community partners whose financial support allowed us to not only present world-class art but also provide a variety of enrichment opportunities, including education programs to more than 60,000 schoolchildren from across the region.

I am proud to share our accomplishments, thanks to support from our corporate sponsors, Business Circle and President’s Circle Members, individual donors, support groups, and, of course, Museum Members. And I want to thank the Museum staff, volunteers, docents, and Board of Trustees for their help in accomplishing our goals. Their dedication and commitment are invaluable.

We are preparing for the future, so that we may continue to engage our visitors for generations to come. The next fiscal year will bring some changes, as construction begins in earnest and the Collection Galleries are off view, but the Museum promises a stunning lineup of exhibitions and an ever-active Quadracci Pavilion, with MAM After Dark, Beauty in Bloom, Lakefront Festival of Art, Kohl’s Art Generation Family Sundays, and more. I am excited for the opportunities ahead, and our foundation is solid.

Thank you again for your support, and I look forward to seeing you often at the Museum.

Kenneth C. Krei President of the Board of Trustees

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director’s report Dear Members and Friends of the Museum, I am pleased to report that the Milwaukee Art Museum finished fiscal year 2014 (September 1, 2013–August 31, 2014) having met all its major goals. The Museum is on firm financial ground thanks to the support of thousands of contributors, major donors, and corporate sponsors and hundreds of thousands of visitors.

Though balanced budgets, high attendance, community engagement, and satisfied visitors may seem to be givens for the Museum, they actually come by way of a talented, hard-working staff and dedicated supporters.

This past fiscal year saw the achievement of several major milestones for the Museum and the community we serve. Chief among them are the historic renovations and repairs of the older Milwaukee County–owned buildings of the Museum. The capital campaign, A Plan for the Future, was far enough along that the Board of Trustees approved commencing the construction process, with an estimated completion date of late fall 2015.

As you may know, this complicated and critical project not only makes the needed repairs to the Saarinen and Kahler buildings but also expands our reach by reopening an east entrance at the lake through a new addition. This unique opportunity to restore and preserve these buildings also allows us to reinstall the galleries and reimagine how you the visitor experience the art. It is no exaggeration that, when the project is completed, you will see an entirely new Museum.

The staff of the Museum, along with the Board of Trustees, rolled up their sleeves and embraced the task of this major renovation. I am deeply indebted to the staff for their unflinching enthusiasm and hard work in this endeavor. I am grateful to our Members, whose continued support makes this project possible. Finally, I am deeply honored to have the trust and vote of confidence from the Board of Trustees, which whole-heartedly endorsed and supported the campaign, along with the operational needs of the Museum.

I especially wish to acknowledge Board President Ken Krei for his unstoppable leadership this past year. Ken, along with Chairman and past president Ray Krueger, was intimately

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involved in all aspects of the campaign, County negotiations, and the seemingly daily issues associated with important opportunities and challenges of this Museum initiative.

I am particularly pleased that, through the generosity of the Layton Collection Inc., its Board of Directors led

by President Eric Vogel, and Layton Collection Works of Art Committee Chairman Fred Vogel, the Museum will continue to present the Layton Collection, one of the community’s finest assets, to Museum visitors for years to come. This founding collection has been on loan from the Layton Collection Inc. from the beginning of the Museum’s location on the lakefront in the 1950s. It represents the origins of art experiences in Milwaukee, dating back to the Layton Art Gallery founded in 1888.

Great art, world-class exhibitions, rejuvenated buildings and programs, new visitor experiences, and nationally recognized education all add up to a new Milwaukee Art Museum. Thank you for your support of the Museum.

Daniel T. Keegan Director

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2014: the numbers Works loaned from the Collection

Facebook fans, in 50 states and 40 countries Children and adults participated in Kohl’s Art Generation activities at the Museum

Under the Wings blog views

New Members

Pinterest followers Instagram followers

Works entered the Collection

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Web page views

Works in the Collection

Sites that Kohl’s Color Wheel’s traveled to throughout Southeastern Wisconsin

Total visits to the Museum website

Visitors attended Art in Bloom

Visitors

Paid and unpaid visitors, including Members, youth and adult tours, and ticketed visitors

MAM After Dark events Gallery talks and lectures

Unique visits to the Museum website

Students from 618 schools across the region and from Northern Illinois visited

Member households

Twitter followers

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Anthony McCall, You and I, Horizontal (II), 2006. Full credit listing on p. 37.

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curatorial report During this year, the Museum finalized plans for a transformative project to renovate and reinstall its Collection Galleries. Construction will begin in 2015, so the Curatorial Department was actively engaged in refining the plans for this major endeavor throughout 2014. The Museum also presented powerful exhibitions and continued to grow the Collection with exceptional acquisitions.

The Museum was pleased to welcome Brandon Ruud as its new Constance and Dudley J. Godfrey Jr. Curator of American Art and Decorative Arts. Brandon joined the Museum in April 2014 from the Sheldon Museum of Art in Lincoln, Nebraska, where he served as curator of American art.

Brandon is well underway planning the American galleries for the Museum’s reinstallation as well as developing exciting exhibitions and acquisitions for the Museum.

In September 2013, the Museum lost one of its most inspired collectors and supporters, Granvil (Gig) Specks.

Gig was a passionate and knowledgeable art collector.

He and his wife, Marcia, have cultivated one of the most important collections of German Expressionist prints in the nation. Gifts and loans of artwork from the Specks have stirred countless visitors to the Museum’s Marcia and Granvil Specks Collection Gallery. Friends and family collaborated to design a memorial installation in honor of Gig in the Specks Gallery, April–June 2014.

In August 2014, dear friend and supporter of the Museum Constance Pember Godfrey passed away. Constance and her husband, Dudley Godfrey Jr., assembled one of the most important private collections of colonial American furniture and early British decorative arts in the country.

The Godfreys were major donors to the Museum and generous supporters of conservation, exhibitions, and publications throughout the country. Most of their gifts were made quietly and anonymously, but their impact on American decorative arts scholarship is substantial and continues today. Constance filled important leadership roles in the decorative arts community, serving as a founding member of the Museum’s American Arts Society and a trustee of the Layton Art Collection for over forty years.

Acquisitions

Contemporary Art The Contemporary Art Society hosted a fundraising event in the contemporary galleries on August 13, 2014. With their support, the Museum acquired Anthony McCall’s light installation You and I Horizontal (II) (2006), which will be highlighted in the Museum’s renovated galleries in 2015. Anthony McCall has been a key figure in avantgarde cinema and light installations since the 1970s.

His installations harness the tools of cinema—projector, image, and light source—with the volume of the gallery itself serving as the screen. In You and I Horizontal (II), the thirty-three-minute projection of two convex white lines is given immersive form by the haze machine that introduces fine particles of moisture in the room.

Niki Johnson’s Eggs Benedict (2013) was a generous gift of Joseph R. Pabst’s and added an important Wisconsinbased artist to the Museum’s contemporary art collection.

Niki Johnson creates socially relevant sculptures using mass-produced materials. Eggs Benedict, a portrait of the former Pope Benedict, received international media attention for its critique of Vatican views.

With funds from the Leonard and Bebe LeVine Art Acquisition Fund, the Museum acquired a work by Israeli video and installation artist Michal Rovner. In Har Zeitim II (Mount of Olives II) (2012), images of Cyprus trees stand architectural and totemic, and sway in the breeze amid rows of moving figures. Rovner filmed the ancient species of Mediterranean plants at the Mount of Olives, the biblical cemetery on the outskirts of Jerusalem. The video footage is projected onto an ancient paver stone from the same region. Trained as a dancer, Rovner choreographed the movements of the individuals. The effect, as it appears on the white limestone, recalls the earliest historical writings, cuneiform tablets from the seventh century BC.

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Photographs The Museum acquired a wonderful variety of photographs this year, among them a vintage dye transfer print “Wet ‘n’ Wild” Aquatic Theme Park, Orlando, Florida, September 1980 (1980) by Joel Sternfeld from his personal collection, purchased with funds from the Herzfeld Foundation Acquisition Fund. Another print of this picture had been on view in the Museum’s 2013 exhibition Color Rush: 75 Years of Color Photography in America. The Museum also benefited from its Postcards from America: Milwaukee exhibition this year, acquiring several photographs by Magnum photographers featured in the exhibition such as Alora. Black River Falls, Wisconsin (2014) by Alessandra Sanguinetti; Mary, Milwaukee, Wisconsin (2014) by Alec Soth; and The Preparatory City. Marquette Interchange. Milwaukee, Wisconsin (2014) by Donovan Wylie. The Museum also added the beautiful North Dakota (Moonrise at Garage) photographs, from the series A Shimmer of Possibility (2005) by Paul Graham, with the Croasdaile acquisition fund in memory of Betty Croasdaile and John E. Julien.

European Art There were several wonderful additions to the European art collection, such as the French genre painting The Music Lesson (1796) by Martin Drölling and a stunning pair of paintings of Saints Monica and her son, Augustine, by nineteenth-century French academic painter Alexandre Cabanel. A striking vase designed by Louis-Constant Sévin, Monumental Ormolu-Mounted Enamel Vase (1867), was purchased with funds from Avis Martin Heller and the Fine Arts Society and is an extraordinary example of the work of the Maison Barbedienne, which was one of the most important art foundries in France in the nineteenth century. A large gift of works on paper from Jean Friedlander included James Tissot’s etching The Hammock (1880), and a bequest of Dorothy Trommel’s added eleven German vessels to enhance the Museum’s collection. A 1660s English Beadwork Basket was purchased for the Museum with funds from the Virginia Booth Vogel Acquisition Fund and is an elaborate example of Stuart needlework.

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American Art The Museum received a generous gift from the collection of David and Marion Meissner of an Everett Shinn painting, Boudoir (ca. 1910), an excellent addition to the Museum’s holdings of The Eight. With the Croasdaile acquisition fund, the Museum purchased a sterling silver “Polar” Ice Bowl (ca. 1870) by Gorham Manufacturing Company, an important addition to the fifteen silver objects by the company in the Museum’s collection.

Through a significant bequest of Dr. Lucille Cohn, including one drawing and eight prints, the Museum now holds thirty-four works on paper by the artist Misch Kohn.

20th-Century Design The Museum acquired a wonderful selection of design objects this year. A gift from Daniel Morris, the Marcel Breuer–designed B55 Armchair (ca. 1929), a very rare example of Breuer’s early manufactured furniture design, entered the Museum’s design collection. “No. 19” Armchair (ca. 1934), a chair designed by Gilbert Rohde, with the original upholstery designed by Dorothy Liebes, was purchased with funds from the Edward U. Demmer Foundation. “Flexible Home Arrangements” Nesting Tables (ca. 1940), designed by J. Robert F. Swanson and Pipsan Saarinen Swanson with Eliel Saarinen, was also purchased with funds from the Edward U. Demmer Foundation and is the first collaborative work in the collection by the three artists. The acquisition ties nicely to Milwaukee’s design history, as the first iteration of the Milwaukee County War Memorial Building at its Prospect Avenue location was a design collaboration in 1947 by Saarinen, Swanson, and Saarinen.

The Museum was very pleased to be able to purchase a Maija Grotell vase (ca. 1940s) in memory of former decorative arts curator Cheryl Robertson, which was generously funded by the Edward U. Demmer Foundation. A stunning ironwork by Samuel Yellin, Grille (20th century), was a gift of Leeds Art Foundation in honor of Barbara and Henry Fuldner.

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Self-Taught Art The Museum’s considerable holdings of self-taught art expanded with two important gifts this year. Through a gift from Pat Glascock and Michael D. Hall in memory of Jill Irene Allen, the Museum added a Jose Mondragon carved wood sculpture, Saint Cajetan (ca. 1972), to its folk art collection.

A gift from the Anthony Petullo Foundation of a James Lloyd work on paper, Outside the Rovers Return (Coronation Street) (ca. 1962), was another welcomed addition, which serves to illustrate another, lesser-known aspect of the artist’s work.

MUSEUM LIBRARY/ARCHIVES

The Milwaukee Art Museum’s George Peckham Miller Art Research Library continued to serve the research needs of Museum staff, docents, students, teachers, and scholars through the acquisition of vital library resources.

Through generous support from the Alice and Lucia Stern Library Fund, the Mae E. Demmer Charitable Trust, the international catalogue exchange program, and numerous private donations, the library added important resources to its research collection. In fiscal year 2014, the library acquired the three volume Catalogue and Analysis of Eighteenth-Century French Prints after Netherlandish Baroque Paintings, along with the Four Artists of the Stieglitz Circle: A Sourcebook on Arthur Dove, Marsden Hartley, John Marin, and Max Weber and Bending the Frame: Photojournalism, Documentary, and the Citizen, among others.

CONSERVATION

The Conversation Department secured an IMLS (Institute of Museum and Library Services) grant toward the update and renovation of the central paintings vault, providing for more efficient art storage for the Museum’s Collection. The department was also integral in preparing and packing the entire Collection in anticipation of the Museum’s renovation and reinstallation project.

COLLECTION PARTNERSHIPS

Layton Art Collection The Layton Art Collection, Inc., is the legacy of the Layton Art Gallery, founded in 1888 by civic leader Frederick Layton. The Layton Art Gallery was the first purpose-built, public art gallery in the city of Milwaukee; later, it also operated a successful art school. In 1957, the Layton Art Gallery closed its location near Cathedral Square and moved the Layton collection, together with the Milwaukee Art Institute, into the newly constructed War Memorial Center, which was founded as an art center and a war memorial. In subsequent decades, the Layton Art Collection, in partnership with the now Milwaukee Art Museum, has continued to acquire works of art for the benefit of the residents of and visitors to Milwaukee. The Layton Art Collection maintains a separate Board of Trustees, which has placed the collection on loan to the Museum since 1957.

The Chipstone Foundation The Chipstone Foundation is a non-profit organization located in Fox Point, Wisconsin. Milwaukee collectors Stanley and Polly Mariner Stone founded Chipstone in 1965 with the mission to collect early American decorative arts and promote scholarship in the field. The foundation’s holdings of early American furniture, historical prints, and British pottery continue to be creatively displayed and interpreted within the Museum’s Collection. Chipstone has been collaborating with curatorial staff to plan the installation of the renovated decorative arts galleries.

Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation and SC Johnson Company The Museum provided its expertise to an important community partner whose home is one of Frank Lloyd Wright’s architectural masterpieces—SC Johnson Company.

In collaboration with the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, the Museum served as a consultant on the exhibition The Two Taliesins, installed in the Frank Lloyd Wright Gallery at the company’s headquarters in Racine, and also helped SCJ launch the re-opening of its renovated Wrightdesigned Research Tower, closed for over three decades.

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Alain Seban, President of the Centre Pompidou, at the opening of Kandinsky: A Retrospective.

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exhibitions

Exhibitions organized by the Milwaukee Art Museum unless otherwise noted.

Baker/Rowland Galleries

Thomas Sully: Painted Performance Oct 11, 2013–Jan 5, 2014 Curated by Dr. William Keyse Rudolph, Constance and Dudley J. Godfrey Jr. Curator of American Art and Decorative Arts and director of exhibitions, and Dr. Carol Eaton Soltis, project associate curator of American Art, Philadelphia Museum of Art American painter Thomas Sully had a lifelong connection to and love of the theatre and literature. Thomas Sully: Painted Performance revealed these as critical components of his artistic imagination, celebrating the artist’s unique contribution to the nation’s artistic and cultural life. Through the lens of theater and literature, Sully’s portraits and numerous subject pictures took on a striking coherence, complementing each other and revealing not only the breadth but also the unity of the artist’s career.

This exhibition brought together seventy-three works from public and private collections to provide a fresh and more nuanced understanding of one of America’s most accomplished and innovative early painters.

Uncommon Folk: Traditions in American Art Jan 31–May 4, 2014 Curated by Margaret Andera, adjunct curator The authentically American artistic expression identified in the work of folk and self-taught artists in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries gave American art its own voice separate from the classical European style that dominated the art world at the time. These artists, operating outside the art establishment, created work that was influenced by their communities and cultural traditions, rather than by art historical movements. Uncommon Folk: Traditions in American Art celebrated this independent streak in American art and highlighted the full depth and breadth of the Museum’s world-class collection of folk and self-taught art, from nineteenth-century drawings to contemporary quilts from Gee’s Bend, Alabama.

Kandinsky: A Retrospective June 5–Sept 1, 2014 Organized by the Milwaukee Art Museum and the Centre Pompidou, Paris; co-curated by Brady Roberts, chief curator, and Angela Lampe, curator of modern art at the Centre Pompidou, Paris For this exhibition, the Museum partnered with the Centre Pompidou, one of the major repositories of Wassily Kandinsky’s work, to trace the development of this extraordinary and inventive artist, from his early figurative works to his abstract paintings. The Centre Pompidou’s remarkable collection came from the artist’s widow, Nina, and is composed of the artist’s favorite works, which he kept for himself. Curated from this rich trove, this retrospective featured over one hundred paintings, drawings, and other works, including a mural that Kandinsky designed during his Bauhaus years—a piece that was presented in the United States for the first time at the Milwaukee Art Museum.

Works from the Museum’s Bradley Collection gave context to Kandinsky’s critical Blaue Reiter period. Alive with color and rhythm, Kandinsky’s distinctive, abstract style made him one of the most influential artists of the twentieth century.

Supported by an indemnity from the Federal Council on the Arts and the Humanities. Additional support provided by Associated Bank, Christie’s, the Milwaukee Art Museum’s Friends of Art, and the Wisconsin Department of Tourism. Media Sponsor: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

Presenting Sponsors: Caxambas Foundation and International Autos Group. Supporting Sponsor: Milwaukee Art Museum’s Friends of Art. Media Sponsor: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.

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exhibitions

Baumgartner Galleria

Flow: The 2014 NCECA Ceramic Arts Invitational Feb 22–March 23, 2014 Co-curated by Mel Buchanan, former Demmer Assistant Curator of 20th-Century Design and current RosaMary Curator of Decorative Arts & Design at the New Orleans Museum of Art, and Linda Ganstrom, professor of art at Fort Hayes State University in Kansas In 2014, Milwaukee hosted one of the largest arts organizations in the country, the National Council on Education in the Ceramic Arts (NCECA) for its 48th Annual Conference. The Museum celebrated these five thousand visiting potters by presenting Flow: The 2014 NCECA Ceramic Arts Invitational. In this juried exhibition, clay artists addressed the idea of “flow” and its range of meaning: the literal flow of water and glaze, the artistic flow of a painted line, and the conceptual flow of ideas.

Contemporary Galleries

Currents 36: Dirk Skreber Nov 7, 2013–March 2, 2014 Curated by Margaret Andera, adjunct curator, and Brady Roberts, chief curator German artist Dirk Skreber is best known for his paintings and sculptures that portray catastrophic events. His paintings of aerial views of buildings submerged in floodwaters and of violent car accidents are depicted with a calm detachment that infuses the work with an uncomfortable tension. His monumental sculptures of cars wrapped around poles present the extensive and horrific damage of a car crash, often within the dissipated setting of an art gallery.

It is not the disaster depicted that is the disconcerting element in Skreber’s work, but rather the neutrality with which the scenes are presented. Currents 36: Dirk Skreber featured several of the artist’s large-scale paintings, one monumental sculpture—installed outdoors, between the Museum and the lake—and his first video work, Turgidity.

Sponsored by Joanne Murphy; the Milwaukee Art Museum’s Contemporary Art Society and Friends of Art; Blum & Poe, Los Angeles; Petzel Gallery, New York; and Luis Campaña Gallery, Berlin

Postcards from America: Milwaukee July 10–Nov 2, 2014 Curated by Lisa Sutcliffe, curator of photography Postcards from America: Milwaukee was the first museum exhibition of photographs from the Postcards from America project, which a group of photographers, members of the international photographic cooperative Magnum Photos, initiated to foster artistic and intellectual collaboration.

The Postcards from America project has taken the artists through the Southwest; over the mountains to Utah; to Rochester, New York; and to Florida during the last Presidential election. For this iteration of the series, the Museum partnered with eleven artists (Bruce Gilden, Jim Goldberg, Susan Meiselas, Martin Parr, Paolo Pellegrin, Mark Power, Alessandra Sanguinetti, Jacob Aue Sobol, Alec Soth, Zoe Strauss, and Donovan Wylie), who visited the Wisconsin region in three stages from August 2013 to April 2014.

Each shared his or her distinctive perspective on subjects ranging from the State Fair and highway infrastructure to students in Black River Falls and women laborers.

Sponsored by the Herzfeld Foundation. Additional support provided by the Milwaukee Art Museum’s Photography Council and Pier 24 Photography.

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The Bloemaert Legacy March 11–June 11, 2014 Curated by Tanya Paul, Isabel and Alfred Bader Curator of European Art This focus exhibition explored the deep impact artist Abraham Bloemaert had on Dutch painting during his extensive eightyfive-year career. The intimate display featured two paintings

by Bloemaert on loan to the Museum from the collection of Isabel and Alfred Bader, alongside works by his students from the Museum’s Collection. The exhibition explored Bloemaert’s painting style as it evolved throughout his lifetime, from a brightly colored, almost abstract Mannerist style to the dramatic lighting and directness of the Caravaggist style.

Bloemaert’s adaptability was a testament to his great artistic skill and his willingness to continue to learn as well as teach.

Exhibition brochure sponsored by Isabel and Alfred Bader.

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exhibitions

Pieper Education Gallery

Traveling Exhibitions

Postcards from Milwaukee: Student Edition June 19–Oct 19, 2014

The Tool at Hand Museum of Contemporary Craft, Portland, OR Oct 1–Dec 31, 2013

The Postcards from America project fosters collaboration with each community it visits. In Milwaukee, twentynine students from the Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design and the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee served as assistants to the visiting artists, providing fieldwork and research support as the artists created their work for the Postcards from America: Milwaukee exhibition. As part of their coursework, the MIAD and UWM students explored their own impressions of Milwaukee.

A selection of their work using video, installation, computer-generated sound and image, and photography was on display in this accompanying exhibition.

Thomas Sully: Painted Performance San Antonio Museum of Art, TX Feb 7–May 11, 2014

Schroeder Galleria and Pieper Education Gallery

The 2014 Scholastic Art Awards: Wisconsin Exhibition Feb 2–March 16, 2014 Coordinated by Helena Ehlke, Scholastic coordinator Each year, Wisconsin students in grades 7–12 compete to have their artwork recognized in the Scholastic Art Awards— and placed on view in the Museum. This year, over 375 artworks in the categories of Architecture, Ceramics and Glass, Comic Art, Computer Art, Drawing, Fashion, Film and Animation, Graphic Design, Jewelry, Mixed Media, Painting, Photography, Printmaking, Product Design, and Sculpture represented the talent of the area’s youth. A jury of artists, art professionals, and teachers selected the works from nearly two thousand entries. The Scholastic Art Awards program has been acknowledging excellence in the visual arts and encouraging the artistic endeavors of young people throughout the United States for over eighty-five years.

Sponsored by the Milwaukee Art Museum; the Heller Family in memory of their parents, James K. and Avis M. Heller; the Greater Milwaukee Foundation’s Marc & Karen Flesch Memorial Fund; Ray and Sue Kehm; James and Carol Wiensch; Vanguard Computers, Inc. and CompURent; and an anonymous donor

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publications

CURRENTS 36

DIRK SKREBER

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Thomas Sully: Painted Performance

Currents 36: Dirk Skreber

William Keyse Rudolph and Carol Eaton Soltis

Will Heinrich, Margaret Andera, and Brady Roberts

Forward by: Daniel T. Keegan and Katherine Crawford Luber Edited and indexed by: Francis Bowles Designed by: Jean Wilcox/Wilcox Design Published by: Milwaukee Art Museum Distributed by: Yale University Press Hardcover and softcover, 192 pages, 2013

Edited by: Christina Dittrich Designed by: Leslie Boll Published by: Milwaukee Art Museum Distributed by: Distributed Art Publishers Softcover, 80 pages, 2014

As a child of actors, American painter Thomas Sully had a lifelong connection to the theater that informed his imagination. His portraits of nineteenth-century actors, celebrities, royalty, and politicians established his reputation and would mark all his works, particularly his “fancy pictures,” portraits evoking scenes from literature, fairy tales, Shakespeare, or of his own devising. This catalogue demonstrates how the artist interpreted the nature of painting as performance, manifested in his dramatic productions. Three essays, 160 color reproductions, and an illustrated chronology survey and elucidate his career.

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This companion catalogue to the exhibition Currents 36: Dirk Skreber features a carefully considered essay by Will Heinrich, an interview with the artist, and photographs of the installation. German artist Dirk Skreber depicts natural disasters, catastrophic events, and ominous scenes of vague but impending danger, but with a calm detachment that infuses his work with a peculiar tension. This catalogue examines Skreber’s exploration of seemingly contradictory ideas such as abstraction and figuration, beauty and calamity, through paintings, sculptures, and video.

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KAN D I N S KY A R ETROS PECTIVE LAM PE

KAN D I N S KY: A R E T R O S P E CT I V E

AN D R OB E RTS

Essays by Angela Lampe and Brady Roberts With contributions by Anna Hiddleston-Galloni and Rachel Milliez

This spectacular five-decade survey of paintings, drawings, and prints by

KAN D I N S KY

Wassily Kandinsky (1866–1944) includes more than one hundred works drawn primarily from the outstanding collections of the Centre Pompidou in Paris and the Milwaukee Art Museum. The comprehensive catalogue traces the artist’s development from his formative period in Munich, with his cofounding of the Blue Rider group and pivotal turn toward abstraction, to his return to Russia during the First World War, to his prolific work at the Bauhaus in Weimar, Germany, and his last years in Paris. New scholarship illuminates murals Kandinsky designed in 1922, contextualizing this project at the transition from his Russian period to his time at the Bauhaus, where he taught mural painting and plunged fully into abstraction. Close examination of the works of art, Kandinsky’s rich body of theoretical texts, and their pedagogical significance provides the foundation for essays on the celebrated artist’s promotion of

A R ETROS PECTIVE

abstraction and on the reception of his work in the twenty-first century.

Today his artistic and theoretical output continues to inspire students, scholars, and artists. Short texts on key works of art and timelines generously enhanced by archival photographs augment the catalogue.

MILWAUKEE ART MUSEUM • YALE UNIVERSITY PRESS

Kandinsky: A Retrospective

Angela Lampe and Brady Roberts With contributions by Anna HiddlestonGalloni and Rachel Milliez Edited by: Frances Bowles Designed by: Wilcox Design Published by: Milwaukee Art Museum and Centre Pompidou, Paris Distributed by: Yale University Press Hardcover and softcover, 202 pages, 2014 This five-decade survey of paintings, drawings, and prints

by Wassily Kandinsky includes more than one hundred works drawn primarily from the outstanding collections of the Centre Pompidou in Paris and the Milwaukee Art Museum. The comprehensive catalogue traces the artist’s development from his formative period in Munich, with his co-founding of the Blue Rider group and pivotal turn toward abstraction, to his return to Russia during the First World War, his prolific work at the Bauhaus in Weimar, Germany, and his last years in Paris. New scholarship illuminates

murals Kandinsky designed in 1922, contextualizing this project at the transition from his Russian period to his time at the Bauhaus, where he taught mural painting and plunged fully into abstraction. Close examination of the works of art, Kandinsky’s rich body of theoretical texts, and the pedagogical significance of those texts provides the foundation for essays on the celebrated artist’s promotion of abstraction and on the reception of his work in the twenty-first century. Today his artistic and theoretical output continues to inspire students, scholars, and artists. Short texts on key works of art and timelines enhanced by archival photographs augment the catalogue.

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loans

Listed chronologically by date of loan.

Amy Sillman P&H, 2007 Oil on canvas M2008.77

Henri Matisse and the Fauves

Robert Indiana: Beyond Love

Albertina Museum, Vienna, Austria Sept 9, 2013–Jan 12, 2014

Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, NY Sept 26, 2013–Jan 5, 2014

Georges Braque Seated Nude, 1906 Oil on canvas M1953.13

With subsequent travel to the McNay Art Museum, San Antonio, TX (Feb 4–May 25, 2014).

John Wilde

Raoul Dufy Boardwalk of the Casino Marie-Christine at SainteAdresse, ca. 1906 Oil on canvas M1977.83

Robert Indiana M, 1960 Wood, iron, and oil paint M1982.182

John Wilde Winter Hunting, 1949 Oil on panel M1959.10

Raoul Dufy River Scene [Winter Scene, Snow Scene], 1908 Oil on canvas M1952.8 Maurice de Vlaminck The Wheat Field (Champs de Ble), ca. 1906 Oil on canvas M1953.12

New Jersey: Laboratory of the Avant-Garde

Princeton University Art Museum, Princeton, NJ Oct 4, 2013–Jan 4, 2014 Robert Smithson Non-Site: (Line of Wreckage), Bayonne, NJ, 1968 Painted aluminum, broken concrete; framed map and three photo panels M1969.65

Zurbarán

Palazzo dei Diamanti, Ferrara, Italy Sept 14, 2013–Jan 6, 2014 With subsequent travel to the Centre for Fine Arts, Brussels, Belgium (Jan 29–May 25, 2014).

Francisco de Zurbarán Saint Francis of Assisi in His Tomb, 1630/34 Oil on canvas M1958.70

Racine Art Museum, Racine, WI Oct 6, 2013–Jan 12, 2014

How Do You Do, M. Gide!, 1951 Silverpoint with watercolor on gessoed cardboard panel M1951.11 Still Life with Kohlrabi, 1956 Oil on board M1957.11 R.O.A.E.D. (Remnants of an Early Death) II (Nos. 5,6,7,8), 1985 Silverpoint and watercolor on prepared paper M1993.240

Amy Sillman

The Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston, MA Oct 4, 2013–Jan 5, 2014

Hats No. 3, 1989 Silverpoint on prepared paper M1993.241

With subsequent travel to the CCS Galleries & Hessel Museum of Art, Bard College, Annandaleon-Hudson, NY (June 28–Sept 21, 2014).

September, Eve, 1992–93 Oil on canvas M1993.177

The Brooks@20

Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design, WI Oct 8, 2013–Feb 8, 2014 Brooks Stevens Model for the “Lark” Sedan, 1962 Plexiglas, painted wood, chrome plate, felt, foil tape, and carpet M1997.234 Toulouse-Lautrec and La Vie Moderne: Paris 1880–1910

Nevada Museum of Art, Reno, NV Nov 2, 2013–Jan 9, 2014 Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec Aristide Bruant dans son cabaret, 1893 Color lithograph M1977.51 Divan Japonais, 1893 Color lithograph M1966.160 Confetti, 1894 Color lithograph M1977.50 La Revue blanche, 1895 Color lithograph M1977.58 May Milton, 1895 Color lithograph M1966.161

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loans

Art and Appetite: American Painting, Culture and Cuisine

Making Painting: Helen Frankenthaler and JMW Turner

The Art Institute of Chicago, IL Nov 3, 2013–Jan 20, 2014

Turner Contemporary, Margate, Kent, U.K. Jan 25–May 11, 2014

With subsequent travel to the Amon Carter Museum of American Art, Fort Worth, TX (Feb 22–May 18, 2014).

John Frederick Peto Market Basket, Hat and Umbrella, after 1890 Oil on canvas L1964.5 Andy Warhol Campbell’s Soup, 1965 Acrylic on canvas M1977.157 Ad Reinhardt

Helen Frankenthaler Hotel Cro-Magnon, 1958 Oil on canvas M1966.153 Blue-Fall, 1966 Acrylic on canvas M1975.178 NCECA Conference Exhibition

Bradley Family Foundation, Lynden Sculpture Garden, Milwaukee, WI Jan 26–March 30, 2014

Lifelike

William Glackens

Phoenix Art Museum, AZ Feb 5–May 18, 2014

Museum of Art, Fort Lauderdale, FL Feb 23–June 1, 2014

Duane Hanson Janitor, 1973 Polyester, fiberglass, and mixed media M1973.91 The Brooks@20

Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design, WI Feb 8, 2014–Feb 8, 2015 Brooks Stevens Model for the “Olympian Hiawatha” Train, ca.

1978, designed 1947 Plexiglas, aluminum, plastic, balsa, paper, acrylic paint, electrical wiring, and light bulbs M1997.233.1-.6

David Zwirner Gallery, New York, NY Nov 7–Dec 18, 2013

Warren MacKenzie Dish, 2012 Glazed stoneware M2012.495

Ad Reinhardt Abstract Painting, 1963 Oil on canvas M1967.22

Lidded Container, 2012 Stoneware M2012.497a,b

Montclair Art Museum, Montclair, NJ Feb 15–June 15, 2014

Lidded Container, 2012 Stoneware M2012.498a,b

Robert Smithson Non-Site: (Line of Wreckage), Bayonne, NJ, 1968 Painted aluminum, broken concrete; framed map and three photo panels M1969.65

Yinka Shonibare: Magic Ladders

The Barnes Foundation, Philadelphia, PA Jan 19–May 5, 2014 Yinka Shonibare The Age of Enlightenment – Immanuel Kant, 2008 Life-size fiberglass mannequin, Dutch wax printed cotton, mixed media M2012.500 24

Lidded Teapot, 2012 Glazed stoneware M2012.499a,b Vase, 2012 Glazed stoneware M2012.496

Robert Smithson: New Jersey Earthworks

With subsequent travel to the Parrish Art Museum, Southampton, NY (July 19– Oct 12, 2014) and the Barnes Foundation, Philadelphia, PA (Nov 8, 2014–Feb 16, 2015).

William Glackens Breezy Day, Tugboats, ca. 1910 Oil on canvas M1974.230 Art, Activism, and Civil Rights in the 1960s

Brooklyn Museum, NY March 7–July 6, 2014 Romare Bearden The Street, 1964 Paper collage on cardboard M1996.52 American Impressionism: A New Vision

Musée des Impressionism, Giverny, France March 29–June 29, 2014 With subsequent travel to the National Galleries of Scotland, Edinburgh, Scotland (July 19–Oct 19, 2014) and the Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza, Madrid, Spain (Nov 14, 2014–Feb 1, 2015).

loans

Edmund Charles Tarbell Three Sisters – A Study in June Sunlight, 1890 Oil on canvas M1925.1 Caillebotte à Yerres au temps de l’impressionnisme

Propriété Caillebotte, Yerres, France April 1–July 20, 2014 Gustave Caillebotte Boating on the Yerres, 1877 Oil on canvas M1965.25 Caribbean: Crossroads of the World

Pérez Art Museum, Miami, FL April 18–Aug 17, 2014 Castera Bazile Petwo Ceremony Commemorating Bwa Kayiman, 1950 Oil on Masonite M1991.107 Rigaud Benoit Flower Carnival, 1973 Oil on Masonite M1991.109 Philomé Obin Crucifixion de Charlemagne Péralte pour la Liberté, 1970 Oil on Masonite M1991.139

Face Value: Portraiture in the Age of Abstraction

Smithsonian Institution, National Portrait Gallery, Washington, DC April 18, 2014–Jan 11, 2015 Chuck Close Nancy, 1968 Acrylic on canvas M1983.207 William Beckman: A Drawing Retrospective

The Columbus Museum, Columbus, GA May 18–Sept 7, 2014 With subsequent travel to the Arkansas Arts Center, Little Rock, AR (Oct 17, 2014–Feb 1, 2015).

William Beckman Self-Portrait in Studio, 1984 Charcoal on paper M1985.100 Nicolas de Staël: Lumières du Nord, Lumières du Sud

Musée d'art moderne André Malraux, Le Havre, France June 7–Nov 9, 2014 Nicolas de Staël Landscape (Paysage), 1952 Oil on canvas M1959.378

Expressionism in Germany and France: From Van Gogh to Kandinsky

Los Angeles County Museum of Art, CA June 8–Sept 14, 2014 With subsequent travel to the Montréal Museum of Fine Arts, Canada (Oct 6, 2014–Jan 25, 2015).

Ernst Ludwig Kirchner Dodo Playing with Her Fingers, 1909 Lithograph M2000.379 Dodo with a Feather Hat, 1911 Oil on canvas M1964.54 John Steuart Curry in Wisconsin

Museum of Wisconsin Art, West Bend, WI June 27–Sept 14, 2014 John Steuart Curry Landscape with Grouse, 1941 Oil on canvas M1985.48 Louis Mayer Lady in Black (Portrait of Carrie Donaldson), 1900 Oil on canvas M1913.1

Seashore (Bord de la Mer), 1952 Oil on canvas M1959.376

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Designed by Gilbert Rohde, Manufactured by Troy Sunshade Company, Upholstery designed by Dorothy Liebes, “No. 19” Armchair, ca. 1934. Full credit listing on p. 37.

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acquisitions The acquisition list includes gifts and purchases from September 1, 2013, to August 31, 2014. Dimensions are in inches, with height, width, and depth in that order, unless otherwise specified. For drawings and prints, dimensions indicate sheet size (except where indicated); for photographs, the image size.

Prints and drawings are on paper, with exceptions noted. Primary materials only are listed for decorative arts.

PAINTINGS

Aaron Bohrod (American, 1907–1992) Four Horsemen, 1974 Oil on panel 8 5⁄8 × 10 11⁄16 in.

(21.91 × 27.15 cm) M2014.14 Person‑Eating Tiger, 1975 Oil on panel 10 11⁄16 × 13 5⁄8 in.

(27.15 × 34.61 cm) M2014.15 Animal, Vegetable, Mineral, 1976 Oil on panel 7 7⁄16 × 9 3⁄8 in.

(18.89 × 23.81 cm) M2014.12 Hawk and Dove, 1977 Oil on panel 4 ½ × 6 ½ in.

(11.43 × 16.51 cm) M2014.13 Gifts of Jean Friedlander Alexandre Cabanel (French, 1823–1889) Saint Augustine in His Study, 1845 Oil on canvas 39 ½ × 32 in.

(100.33 × 81.28 cm) M2014.8

Saint Monica in a Landscape, 1845 Oil on canvas 39 ½ × 32 in.

(100.33 × 81.28 cm) M2014.9 Purchases, with funds from Avis Martin Heller in honor of the Fine Arts Society and funds from the Fine Arts Society

Lucia K. Stern (American, 1895–1987) Nostalgia II, ca. 1946 Tempera with fiber collage on board 24 × 19 in. (60.96 × 48.26 cm) Gift of Fern Kalai in honor of Dick and Jody Goisman M2014.11

Martin Drölling (French, 1752–1817) The Music Lesson, 1796 Oil on canvas 19 13⁄16 × 24 in. (50.3 × 61 cm) Purchase, with funds from Avis Martin Heller in honor of the Fine Arts Society M2013.26

Possibly attributed to Robert Street (American, 1796–1865) Portrait of a Child, mid-19th century Oil on canvas 24 × 18 in. (60.96 × 45.72 cm) Gift of Rolf Hickman in memory of Helen Carew Hickman M2013.27

Everett Shinn (American, 1876–1953) Boudoir, ca. 1910 Oil on canvas 10 1⁄8 × 12 in.

(25.72 × 30.48 cm) Gift from the collection of David and Marion Meissner M2013.62

John Wilde (American, 1919–2006) Boxed Fruit #1: A Nectarine, 1991 Oil on panel 9 3⁄8 × 8 ½ in.

(23.81 × 21.59 cm) Gift of Jean Friedlander M2014.17

SCULPTURE

Niki Johnson (American, b. 1977) Eggs Benedict, 2013 Latex condoms 83 × 60 × 14 in.

(210.82 × 152.4 × 35.56 cm) Gift of Joseph R. Pabst M2013.64 Jose Mondragon (American, 1931–1989) Saint Cajetan, ca. 1972 Carved and assembled wood with beads and metal 19 ¾ × 5 × 5 in.

(50.17 × 12.7 × 12.7 cm) Gift of Pat Glascock and Michael D. Hall in memory of Jill Irene Allen M2013.40 DRAWINGS

Misch Kohn (American, 1916–2002) Brown County, n.d.

Watercolor on paper 15 ½ × 22 5⁄8 in.

(39.37 × 57.47 cm) Bequest of Dr. Lucille Cohn M2013.77 James Lloyd (English, 1905–1974) Outside the Rovers Return (Coronation Street), ca. 1962 Pencil on paper 11 ¼ × 15 ½ in.

(28.58 × 39.37 cm) Gift of Anthony Petullo Foundation M2013.38

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acquisitions

Karl J. Priebe (American, 1914–1976) Unknown [fish], 1975 Watercolor on paper 4 7⁄16 × 6 3⁄8 in.

(11.27 × 16.19 cm) Gift of Jean Friedlander M2014.16 Laurence Rathsack (American, 1920–2008) Dark Sky, 1966 Watercolor and pencil on paper 22 15⁄16 × 30 ½ in.

(58.26 × 77.47 cm) Gift of Barbara Brown Lee M2014.4 John Wilde (American, 1919–2006) My Place #1 (From My Studio Window), 1998 Pen and walnut ink on paper 14 ½ × 7 ½ in.

(36.83 × 19.05 cm) Gift of Jean Friedlander M2014.25 Balancing, 2003 Silverpoint and wash on paper 12 ½ × 10 ¾ in.

(31.75 × 27.31 cm) Gift of Barbara Brown Lee M2014.3 PRINTS

Paul Gardère (American, b. Haiti, 1944–2011) Upon a Time, 2002 Cloth‑covered bound volume of ten inkjet prints mounted above, top Martin Drölling, The Music Lesson, 1796. Full credit listing on p. 27. above James Tissot, The Hammock, 1880. Full credit listing on p. 30.

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to paper with letterpress text and relief printing open: 11 3⁄16 × 26 3⁄8 in.

(28.42 × 66.99 cm) closed: 11 3⁄16 × 13 1⁄16 in. (28.42 × 33.18 cm) Gift of Reagan and Roberta Upshaw M2013.66 William Gropper (American, 1897–1977) At Work, n.d.

Lithograph image: 12 ¼ × 9 ¼ in.

(31.12 × 23.5 cm) sheet: 15 15⁄16 × 11 15⁄16 in.

(40.48 × 30.32 cm) M2014.18 Homework, n.d.

Lithograph image and sheet: 12 9⁄16 × 9 ½ in. (31.91 × 24.13 cm) M2014.19 Untitled, n.d.

Offset lithographs, bound in two volumes open: 11 1⁄8 × 16 3⁄8 in.

(28.26 × 41.59 cm) closed: 11 1⁄8 × 8 5⁄8 × 1 in.

(28.26 × 21.91 × 2.54 cm) M2014.21.1,.2 William Gropper’s America: It’s Folklore, 1946 Color lithograph image: 22 5⁄16 × 32 13⁄16 in.

(56.67 × 83.34 cm) sheet: 23 3⁄16 × 34 in.

(58.9 × 86.36 cm) M2014.20 Gifts of Jean Friedlander

acquisitions

Misch Kohn (American, 1916–2002) Lament, 1940 Wood engraving block: 4 15⁄16 × 7 1⁄16 in.

(12.54 × 17.94 cm) sheet: 6 × 9 1⁄16 in.

(15.24 × 23.02 cm) M2013.75 Portrait of Franz Biberkopf, 1940 Color lithograph image: 19 9⁄16 × 10 5⁄8 in.

(49.69 × 26.99 cm) sheet: 23 × 14 9⁄16 in.

(58.42 × 36.99 cm) M2013.74 Two Mexican Women, 1944 Wood engraving block: 2 11⁄16 × 4 3⁄16 in.

(6.83 × 10.64 cm) sheet: 9 7⁄16 × 14 ¼ in.

(23.97 × 36.2 cm) M2013.76

The General, 1958 Sugar‑lift aquatint plate: 17 3⁄8 × 8 7⁄8 in.

(44.13 × 22.54 cm) sheet: 24 15⁄16 × 17 3⁄16 in.

(63.34 × 43.66 cm) M2013.71 Little Lion, 1958 Etching and gold leaf plate: 13 7⁄8 × 17 in.

(35.24 × 43.18 cm) sheet: 21 × 24 7⁄8 in.

(53.34 × 63.18 cm) M2013.72 The Last General, 1961 Etching plate: 15 15⁄16 × 10 11⁄16 in.

(40.48 × 27.15 cm)

sheet: 25 11⁄16 × 19 7⁄16 in.

(65.25 × 49.37 cm) M2013.73 Bequests of Dr. Lucille Cohn Roy Lichtenstein (American, 1923–1997) Entablature 1, 1976 Color screenprint with embossed foil image: 21 ¼ × 38 in.

(53.98 × 96.52 cm) sheet: 29 3⁄8 × 45 1⁄16 in.

(74.61 × 114.46 cm) Gift of Jean Friedlander M2014.22 Diana Mantuana (Italian, ca. 1535–1587) Preparations for the

Wedding Banquet of Cupid and Psyche, 1575 Engraving plate and sheet: 14 13⁄16 × 44 1⁄8 in.

(37.62 × 112.08 cm) Gift of the DASS Fund M2013.34 Pablo Picasso (Spanish, 1881–1973) Le Modele, NU, 1927 Etching plate: 11 1⁄16 × 7 9⁄16 in.

(28.1 × 19.21 cm) sheet: 14 11⁄16 × 11 1⁄8 in.

(37.31 × 28.26 cm) Gift of Jean Friedlander M2014.23

Death Rides a Dark Horse, 1949 Wood engraving block: 21 13⁄16 × 15 ¾ in.

(55.4 × 40.01 cm) sheet: 27 9⁄16 × 19 11⁄16 in.

(70.01 × 50.01 cm) M2013.70 The Tiger, 1949 Wood engraving block: 16 3⁄8 × 25 5⁄8 in.

(41.59 × 65.09 cm) sheet: 19 ½ × 27 3⁄8 in.

(49.53 × 69.53 cm) M2013.78

above Joel Sternfeld, “Wet ‘n’ Wild” Aquatic Theme Park, Orlando, Florida, September 1980, 1980. Full credit listing on p. 34.

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acquisitions

Karl Schmidt‑Rottluff (German, 1884–1976) Lago Maggiore, ca. 1930 Woodcut block: 15 3⁄8 × 19 5⁄8 in.

(39.05 × 49.85 cm) sheet: 16 9⁄16 × 22 ¾ in.

(42.07 × 57.79 cm) Gift of Susanne and James Lenz M2014.1 James Tissot (French, 1836–1902) The Hammock, 1880 Etching with drypoint plate: 11 × 7 5⁄16 in.

(27.94 × 18.57 cm) sheet: 14 ¾ × 11 3⁄16 in.

(37.47 × 28.42 cm) Gift of Jean Friedlander M2014.24 John Wilde (American, 1919–2006) Myself, Jan. 9, 1944 & May 6th, 1993, 1993

Lithograph image: 9 3⁄16 × 12 ¼ in.

(23.34 × 31.12 cm) sheet: 14 1⁄16 × 17 in.

(35.72 × 43.18 cm) Gift of Jean Friedlander M2014.26 Terry Winters (American, b. 1949) Untitled, 1966 Color lithograph image and sheet: 33 ¾ × 48 in. (85.73 × 121.92 cm) Gift of Jean Friedlander M2014.27 Frank Lloyd Wright (American, 1867–1959) Ausgeführte Bauten und Entwürfe von Frank Lloyd Wright, 1910 98 lithographs with tissue overlays, 2 indexes, 2 cardboard slipcases, and wooden box each sheet:

25 3⁄16 x 15 13⁄16 in.

(64 x 40.2 cm) Purchase, with funds from the Edward U. Demmer Foundation M2014.54.1–.103

Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 2014 Gelatin silver print 24 × 20 in. (60.96 × 50.8 cm) Purchase, with funds from the Photography Council M2014.38

Santos Zingale (American, 1908–1999) Refugees 2, 1937 Woodcut block: 9 ½ × 11 ½ in.

(24.13 × 29.21 cm) sheet: 12 3⁄16 × 15 1⁄16 in.

(30.96 × 38.26 cm) M2014.29

Ilse Bing (German, 1899–1998) Racks of Champagne, 1933 Gelatin silver print 8 3⁄16 × 11 1⁄8 in.

(20.75 × 28.24 cm) Purchase, Herzfeld Foundation Acquisition Fund M2013.59

Scrub Ladies, 1937 Lithograph image: 7 3⁄8 × 8 ¾ in.

(18.73 × 22.23 cm) sheet: 9 5/16 × 11 1⁄16 in.

(23.65 × 28.1 cm) M2014.28 Gifts of Jean Friedlander

Marco Breuer (German, b. 1966) Tilt (C‑403), 2004 Scratched chromogenic paper 23 ¾ × 19 ½ in.

(60.33 × 49.53 cm) Purchase, with funds from the Ralph and Cora Oberndorfer Family Trust M2014.2

PHOTOGRAPHS

Jacob Aue Sobol (Danish, b. 1976) Apostle Islands, Wisconsin, 2014 Gelatin silver print 20 × 24 in. (50.8 × 60.96 cm) Gift of the artist M2014.40 Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 2014 Gelatin silver print 30 × 40 in. (76.2 × 101.6 cm) Purchase, Herzfeld Foundation Acquisition Fund M2014.39

above Everett Shinn, Boudoir, ca. 1910. Full credit listing on p. 27.

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Bruce Gilden (American, b. 1946) Jean at the State Fair.

Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 2013 Inkjet print 24 × 16 in. (60.96 × 40.64 cm) Purchase, Herzfeld Foundation Acquisition Fund M2014.51 Paul Graham (English, b. 1956) North Dakota (Moonrise at Garage); From the series A Shimmer of Possibility, 2005 Chromogenic prints

above Alexandre Cabanel, Saint Monica in a Landscape, 1845. Full credit listing on p. 27.

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acquisitions

41 1⁄8 × 188 in.

(104.46 × 477.52 cm) Purchase, with funds in memory of Betty Croasdaile and John E. Julien M2013.63a–g

New York, 1945 Gelatin silver print, printed later 3 ¼ × 4 ¾ in.

(8.26 × 12.07 cm) M2013.55

Stanley Greenberg (American, b. 1956) Lower Gatehouse, New Croton Dam, Westchester County, New York, 2000 Gelatin silver print 27 ¾ × 35 ½ in.

(70.49 × 90.17 cm) Gift of Christine A. Symchych and James P. McNulty M2013.67

New York, 1971 Dye transfer print, printed 2008 9 5/16 × 14 ¼ in.

(23.65 × 36.2 cm) M2013.54 Purchases, with funds from Mrs. Robert O. Levitt

Isaac Julien (English, b. 1960) Before Paradise (Paradise Omeros), 2002 Inkjet prints each: 39 ¼ × 39 3⁄8 in.

(99.7 × 100.01 cm) Gift of Howard and Donna Stone M2013.37a–c Helen Levitt (American, 1913–2009) New York, ca. 1940 Gelatin silver print 3 ¼ × 2 3⁄8 in. (8.26 × 6.03 cm) M2013.56 New York, ca. 1942 Gelatin silver print, printed later 5 1⁄8 × 3 13⁄16 in.

(13.02 × 9.68 cm) M2013.57

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Sharon Lockhart (American, b. 1964) Eight Samples from James Benning’s Beer Bottle Collection: Schlitz, Leinenkugel’s, People’s, Pabst Blue Ribbon, Chief, Miller High Life, Point, Blatz, 2007 Chromogenic prints 13 ¾ × 11 1⁄16 in.

(34.93 × 28.1 cm) Purchase, with funds from Mary Jo and Don Layden and Andy Nunemaker M2014.5a‑h Susan Meiselas (American, b. 1948) Dana, Two Months, Packaging Sausages, Johnsonville, Sheboygan Falls, 2013 Chromogenic print 20 × 30 in. (50.8 × 76.2 cm) Purchase, Herzfeld Foundation Acquisition Fund M2014.52a,b

Wright Morris (American, 1910–1998) Light Pole and Grain Elevator, McCork, Nebraska, 1947 Gelatin silver print 8 ¾ × 7 5⁄8 in.

(22.23 × 19.37 cm) Purchase, Herzfeld Foundation Acquisition Fund M2014.34 Enrico Natali (American, b. 1933) Businessmen at a Squash Match, Detroit, 1968, 1968 Gelatin silver print 4 ½ × 6 ½ in.

(11.43 × 16.51 cm) M2014.30 Ford Motor Company Press Conference, Detroit, 1968, 1968 Gelatin silver print 4 ½ × 6 ½ in.

(11.43 × 16.51 cm) M2014.31 Young Boy on the North Side of Detroit, 1968, 1968 Gelatin silver print 6 ½ × 4 ½ in.

(16.51 × 11.43 cm) M2014.32 Purchases, Herzfeld Foundation Acquisition Fund Martin Parr (British, b. 1952) Brewers Baseball Game, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 2013 Inkjet print 20 × 30 in. (50.8 × 76.2 cm) Purchase, with funds from the Sabra Ann Wood

Erickson Memorial, Dan and Mel Trittin, Barbara Nitchie Fuldner, Dan Keegan, and Tony and Sue Krausen M2014.42 Leon’s Frozen Custard, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 2013 Inkjet print 20 × 30 in. (50.8 × 76.2 cm) Purchase, Herzfeld Foundation Acquisition Fund M2014.41 Paolo Pellegrin (Italian, b. 1964) Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 2014 Gelatin silver print 15 15⁄16 × 43 11⁄16 in.

(40.5 × 111 cm) Purchase, Herzfeld Foundation Acquisition Fund M2014.48 Mark Power (English, b. 1959) Milwaukee, Wisconsin (N. 35th St. and W. Lloyd St.), 2014 Chromogenic print 30 × 40 in. (76.2 × 101.6 cm) Purchase, Herzfeld Foundation Acquisition Fund M2014.43 Tony Ray‑Jones (English, 1941–1972) Sunday Best, ca. 1967 Gelatin silver print 12 × 7 15⁄16 in.

(30.45 × 20.16 cm) M2013.61

acquisitions

Durham Miners’ Gala, 1969 Gelatin silver print 5 11⁄16 × 8 13⁄16 in.

(14.45 × 22.38 cm) M2013.60 Purchases, Herzfeld Foundation Acquisition Fund Milton Rogovin (American, 1909–2011) Untitled [Elsa and KeeKee]; From the series Lower West Side Quartets, 1972–2002, 2001 Gelatin silver print, printed 2006 6 5/16 × 6 ¼ in.

(16.03 × 15.88 cm) Gift of Paula Rogovin M2013.80 Untitled [Anne, Milton with KeeKee]; From the series Lower West Side Quartets, 1972–2002, 2002 Gelatin silver print 6 5/16 × 6 3⁄8 in.

(16.03 × 16.19 cm) M2013.89 Untitled [Carmen and Pam]; From the series Lower West Side Quartets, 1972–2002, 2002 Gelatin silver print 7 7⁄8 × 6 7⁄8 in. (20 × 17.46 cm) M2013.87 Gifts of Mark Rogovin and Michelle Melin-Rogovin Untitled [Chino and baby]; From the series Lower West Side Quartets, 1972–2002, 2002 Gelatin silver print

7 ¼ × 6 ¼ in.

(18.42 × 15.88 cm) M2013.82 Untitled [grandparents and baptism baby]; From the series Lower West Side Quartets, 1972–2002, 2002 Gelatin silver print 7 × 7 in. (17.78 × 17.78 cm) M2013.81 Gifts of Paula Rogovin Untitled [Hector and Sugar]; From the series Lower West Side Quartets, 1972–2002, 2002 Gelatin silver print 6 11⁄16 × 6 11⁄16 in.

(16.99 × 16.99 cm) Gift of Mark Rogovin and Michelle Melin‑Rogovin M2013.88 Untitled [Michael and Pam]; From the series Lower West Side Quartets, 1972–2002, 2002 Gelatin silver print 7 1⁄16 × 6 7⁄8 in.

(17.94 × 17.46 cm) M2013.85 Untitled [Millie and Roy]; From the series Lower West Side Quartets, 1972–2002, 2002 Gelatin silver print 6 7⁄16 × 6 3⁄8 in.

(16.35 × 16.19 cm) M2013.83

above, top Samuel Yellin, Grille, 20th century. Full credit listing on p. 37. above Gorham Manufacturing Company, “Polar” Ice Bowl, ca. 1870. Full credit listing on p. 36.

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acquisitions

Untitled [Pedro and daughter]; From the series Lower West Side Quartets, 1972–2002, 2002 Gelatin silver print 7 1⁄8 × 6 15⁄16 in.

(18.1 × 17.62 cm) M2013.86 Gifts of Ellen Rogovin Hart Untitled [Puerto Rican family]; From the series Lower West Side Quartets, 1992–2002, 2002 Gelatin silver print 6 5/16 × 6 7⁄16 in.

(16.03 × 16.35 cm) Gift of Paula Rogovin M2013.79 Untitled [Verne Webster and son, Jimmy]; From the series Lower West Side Quartets, 1972–2002, 2002 Gelatin silver print 7 1⁄16 × 6 3⁄8 in.

(17.94 × 16.19 cm) Gift of Ellen Rogovin Hart M2013.84 Alessandra Sanguinetti (American, b. 1968) Alora, Black River Falls, Wisconsin, 2014 Gelatin silver print 35 × 24 in. (88.9 × 60.96 cm) Purchase, with funds from Photography Council M2014.44 Rick, Doug and Andrew, Spoerlein Dairy Farm, Salem, Wisconsin, 2014 Gelatin silver print 35 × 24 in. (88.9 × 60.96 cm) M2014.46 34

Seventh Grade P.E. Black River Falls Middle School, Wisconsin, 2014 Gelatin silver print 24 × 35 in. (60.96 × 88.9 cm) M2014.45 Purchases, Herzfeld Foundation Acquisition Fund Eve Sonneman (American, b. 1946) July 4, 1976, 1976 Two silver dye bleach prints 7 1⁄8 × 20 1⁄16 in.

(18.1 × 50.96 cm) Purchase, with funds from Tony and Sue Krausen M2013.36 Alec Soth (American, b. 1969) Lara, Milwaukee, WI, 2014 Inkjet print 40 × 30 in. (101.6 × 76.2 cm) M2014.49 Mary, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 2014 Inkjet print 30 × 40 in. (76.2 × 101.6 cm) M2014.50 Purchases, Herzfeld Foundation Acquisition Fund Joel Sternfeld (American, b. 1944) “Wet ‘n’ Wild” Aquatic Theme Park, Orlando, Florida, September 1980, 1980 Dye transfer print 16 × 20 in. (40.64 × 50.8 cm) Purchase, Herzfeld Foundation Acquisition Fund M2013.53

Two Buildings One Half Mile Apart in Racine, WI–The Johnson’s Wax Research Tower, Frank Lloyd Wright, Architect, and the El Escape Club, Architect Unknown, August 1995, 1995 Chromogenic print each: 7 3⁄8 × 9 1⁄8 in.

(18.73 × 23.18 cm) Purchase, with funds from Ralph and Cora Oberndorfer Family Trust and by exchange M2013.58 Zoe Strauss (American, b. 1970) RJ Wearing His Brother Evon’s Watch, 2014 Inkjet print 14 × 21 in. (35.56 × 53.34 cm) Purchase, Herzfeld Foundation Acquisition Fund M2014.47 Andy Warhol (American, 1928–1987) Little Red Book, 1970 Dye diffusion transfer print closed: 3 ½ × 5 ½ in.

(8.89 × 13.97 cm) open: 3 ½ × 10 ¾ in.

(8.89 × 27.31 cm) Gift of The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc. M2013.65.1–.22 Brett Weston (American, 1911–1993) 47th Street, New York City, NY, 1945 Gelatin silver print 9 ½ × 7 9⁄16 in.

(24.13 × 19.21 cm)

Purchase, Herzfeld Foundation Acquisition Fund M2014.33 Donovan Wylie (British, b. Northern Ireland, 1971) The Preparatory City.

East Michigan and North Water Street. Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 2014 Inkjet print 40 × 50 in. (101.6 × 127 cm) Purchase, with funds from the Carol and Leonard Lewensohn Donor Advised Fund of the Jewish Community Foundation M2014.37 The Preparatory City.

Marquette Interchange.

Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 2014 Inkjet print 60 × 80 in. (152.4 × 203.2 cm) M2014.36 The Preparatory City. West Virginia Street. Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 2014 Inkjet print 40 × 50 in. (101.6 × 127 cm) M2014.35 Purchases, Herzfeld Foundation Acquisition Fund DECORATIVE ART

Designed by Marcel Breuer (American, b. Hungary, 1902–1981) Manufactured by Thonet ‑Mundus‑J. & J. Kohn GmbH (Austrian, formed in 1923) B55 Armchair, ca. 1929 Chrome‑plated tubular

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above, left Maija Grotell, Vase, ca. 1940s. Full credit listing on p. 36. above, right Probably Schrezheim, Germany, Tankard, second half of 18th century. Full credit listing on p. 37.

steel, painted wood, and Eisengarn 35 × 21 ¼ × 24 in.

(88.9 × 53.98 × 60.96 cm) Gift of Daniel Morris M2013.31 Designed by Charles Eames (American, 1907–1978) and Ray Eames (American, 1916–1988) Manufactured by Herman Miller Inc. (Zeeland, Michigan, established 1923) “DAR” Armchair, designed 1948; made ca. 1950 Fiberglass and steel 31 1⁄8 × 24 × 18 ½ in.

(79.06 × 60.96 × 46.99 cm) Gift of Mordecai Kamesar

Lee and Riva Lee Nolley from the collection of their mother, Bernice Kamesar Lee M2013.68

Pewter 14 ½ × 6 ¼ × 7 ¼ in.

(36.83 × 15.88 × 18.42 cm) M2013.50

English Beadwork Basket, ca. 1660–65 Glass beads, waxed linen thread, linen‑wrapped wire, wool, and silk 4 × 21 × 24 ½ in.

(10.16 × 53.34 × 62.23 cm) Purchase, with funds from the Virginia Booth Vogel Acquisition Fund M2014.7

Covered Tankard, late 19th century Silver and etched glass 10 × 4 × 6 ¼ in.

(25.4 × 10.16 × 15.88 cm) M2013.51

German Occupational Pitcher with Shoemaker, ca. 1870

Pitcher with Dancing Couple, late 19th century Earthenware with colored slip and glaze decoration, and pewter 16 × 6 × 7 ¾ in.

(40.64 × 15.24 × 19.69 cm) M2013.48

Stein with Woman Holding Flower, late 19th century Earthenware with colored slip and glaze decoration, and pewter 10 ¼ × 4 ¼ × 5 ½ in.

(26.04 × 10.8 × 13.97 cm) M2013.49 “Elf” Stein, ca. 1900 Earthenware with colored slip and glaze decoration, and pewter 7 ½ × 4 ½ × 5 ¾ in.

(19.05 × 11.43 × 14.61 cm) M2013.44

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Stein with Courting Couple, ca. 1900 Earthenware with colored slip and glaze decoration, and pewter 10 ½ × 4 ¼ × 5 ½ in.

(26.67 × 10.8 × 13.97 cm) M2013.45 Bequests of Dorothy Trommel in memory of her parents, Eunice and Howard Wertenberg Gorham Manufacturing Company (Providence, Rhode Island, established 1831) “Polar” Ice Bowl, ca. 1870 Sterling silver 6 ¾ × 11 in. (17.15 × 27.94 cm) Purchase, with funds in memory of Betty Croasdaile and John E. Julien M2013.28 Maija Grotell (American, b. Finland, 1899–1973) Vase, ca. 1940s Glazed stoneware 11 ¾ × 13 ¾ in.

(29.85 × 34.93 cm) Purchase, with funds from the Edward U. Demmer Foundation, in memory of Cheryl Robertson, Curator of Decorative Arts at the Milwaukee Art Museum, 1979–81 and 1993–96 M2013.41

Probably Hanau, Germany Tankard with Battle Scene, late 19th century Silver 9 ¾ × 5 ¾ × 8 in.

(24.77 × 14.61 × 20.32 cm) Bequest of Dorothy Trommel in memory of her parents, Eunice and Howard Wertenberg M2013.52 Hauber & Reuther (Freising, Bavaria, Germany, 1882–1907) Designed by Martin Pauson (German, active late 19th–early 20th century) Stein with Beer Garden Scene, ca. 1882–86 Earthenware with colored slip and glaze decoration, and pewter 9 ¾ × 4 ½ × 5 ¾ in.

(24.77 × 11.43 × 14.61 cm) Bequest of Dorothy Trommel in memory of her parents, Eunice and Howard Wertenberg M2013.46

Finn Juhl (Danish, 1912–1989) Model NV‑48 Armchair, 1948 Leather and teak 32 × 29 × 25 ½ in.

(81.28 × 73.66 × 64.77 cm) Bequest of Dr. Lucille Cohn M2013.69 Designed by Margarete Heymann‑Löbenstein‑Marks (Grete Marks) (German, 1899–1990) Manufactured by Haël Werkstätten (Marwitz, Germany, 1923–1934) Tea Service, ca. 1930 Glazed ceramic

teapot: 5 ¾ × 8 ½ × 3 5⁄8 in.

(14.61 × 21.59 × 9.21 cm) sugar bowl: 3 1⁄8 × 5 × 2 ¼ in.

(7.94 × 12.7 × 5.72 cm) creamer: 3 5⁄16 × 4 7⁄8 × 2 1⁄8 in.

(8.41 × 12.38 × 5.4 cm) saucers: 5 1⁄16 × 6 in.

(12.86 × 15.24 cm) cups: 2 × 4 ¼ × 3 5⁄8 in.

(5.08 × 10.8 × 9.21 cm) plates: ¾ × 7 ½ in.

(1.91 × 19.05 cm) Purchase, with funds from Dr. and Mrs. Charles Lightdale in honor of Dr. Frances Marks M2013.29.1a,b–.16

Jacob & Josef Kohn (Austrian, established 1867) Cradle, 1895–1900 Beech bentwood with metal hardware 81 ½ × 57 ¼ × 27 in.

(207.01 × 145.42 × 68.58 cm) Purchase, with funds from the Godfrey Decorative Arts Curator’s Acquisition Fund M2013.33a,b

above Finn Juhl, Model NV‑48 Armchair, 1948. Full credit listing on this page.

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Merkelbach & Wick (Grenzhausen, Palatinate, Germany, established 1872) Stein with Tavern Scene, late 19th century Earthenware with colored slip and glaze decoration, and pewter 10 ¼ × 4 1⁄8 × 5 ½ in.

(26.04 × 10.48 × 13.97 cm) Bequest of Dorothy Trommel in memory of her parents, Eunice and Howard Wertenberg M2013.47 Designed by Gilbert Rohde (American, 1894–1944) Manufactured by Troy Sunshade Company (Troy, Ohio, founded 1887) Upholstery designed

by Dorothy Liebes (American, 1897–1972) “No. 19” Armchair, ca. 1934 Chrome‑plated tubular and flat‑band steel, painted steel, and original upholstery 31 × 31 × 37 in.

(78.74 × 78.74 × 93.98 cm) Purchase, with funds from the Edward U. Demmer Foundation M2013.30 Probably Schrezheim, Germany Tankard, second half of 18th century Tin‑glazed earthenware with polychrome decoration, pewter, and coin silver 10 ½ × 5 3⁄8 × 6 ¾ in.

(26.67 × 13.65 × 17.15 cm)

Bequest of Dorothy Trommel in memory of her parents, Eunice and Howard Wertenberg M2013.42 Designed by Louis‑Constant Sévin (French, 1821–1881) Manufactured by Firm of F. Barbedienne (French, 1858–1955) Monumental Ormolu‑Mounted Enamel Vase, 1867 Copper, gilt bronze, and cloisonné enamel 30 ½ × 12 in.

(77.47 × 30.48 cm) Purchase, with funds from Avis Martin Heller in honor of the Fine Arts Society and the Fine Arts Society in memory of Jane and Donald Doud M2014.10 Designed by J. Robert F. Swanson (American, 1900–1981) and Pipsan Saarinen Swanson (American, b. Finland, 1905–1979) with Eliel Saarinen (Finnish, active United States, 1873–1950) Manufactured by Johnson Furniture Co. (Grand Rapids, Michigan, 1908–1983) “Flexible Home Arrangements” Nesting Tables, ca. 1940 Maple and stainless steel

large table: 17 9⁄16 × 28 × 18 ¼ in. (44.61 × 71.12 × 46.36 cm) medium table: 16 15⁄16 × 28 ¼ × 16 13⁄16 in. (43.02 × 71.76 × 42.7 cm) small table: 16 1⁄8 × 28 9⁄16 × 15 ¼ in. (40.96 × 72.55 × 38.74 cm) Purchase, with funds from the Edward U. Demmer Foundation M2013.32a–c Villeroy & Boch (Mettlach, Saarland, Germany, established 1836) Designed by Christian Warth (German, active 1854–1892) “1395” Stein, 1885 Stoneware with colored slip and glaze decoration, gilding, and pewter 7 ¾ × 4 3⁄8 × 6 in.

(19.69 × 11.11 × 15.24 cm) Bequest of Dorothy Trommel in memory of her parents, Eunice and Howard Wertenberg M2013.43 Anthony Ward (American, b. England, 1709–1749) Tall Case Clock, ca. 1720 Walnut, brass, iron, and silver 99 × 21 ¼ × 11 in. (251.46 × 53.98 × 27.94 cm) Gift of Carlene and Andrew Ziegler M2013.35

Samuel Yellin (American, b. Russia, 1885–1940) Grille, 20th century Iron 24 ½ × 15 × ¾ in.

(62.23 × 38.1 × 1.91 cm) Gift of Leeds Art Foundation in honor of Barbara and Henry Fuldner M2014.6 VIDEO ART

Anthony McCall (British, b. 1946) You and I, Horizontal (II), 2006 Computer, digital video, video projector, and haze machine 33 min. cycle in 6 parts Purchase, with funds from Contemporary Art Society M2014.53 Michal Rovner (Israeli, b. 1957) Har Zeitim II, 2012 White limestone and video projection 23 3⁄16 × 27 9⁄16 in.

(58.9 × 70.01 cm) Purchase, Leonard and Bebe LeVine Art Acquisition Fund M2013.39

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education + public programs In fiscal year 2014, the Education Department introduced 455,000 participants of all ages to the Museum’s collections through on- and off-site programs designed for families, schools, teachers, and adult visitors.

At the heart of the Museum’s family programs is the Kohl’s Art Generation program. The Kohl’s Education Center in the Museum, with its gallery, lab, and studio, provided families with a variety of hands-on ways to explore and create art. On view in the Kohl’s Art Generation Gallery was Illusions: Near and Far, which familiarized families to the technologies and techniques artists have used to create the illusion of depth. In the Kohl’s Art Generation Lab, videos and touch screens gave families a behind-thescenes look at working at the Museum, from framing a work of art to X-raying a painting. The Kohl’s Art Generation Studio offered drop-in weekend visitors a new opportunity each week to create works of art. Outside of the Museum, Kohl’s Color Wheels took hands-on art activities on the road to 115 area festivals and schools throughout the year.

Families also used iPod Touch Tours to explore the collections, ArtPacks to engage with single works of art, and activity-filled Family Guides to learn about the feature exhibitions. They heard stories related to works of art and participated in the festive Kohl’s Art Generation Family Sundays events, with art making, performances, special guests, and more, five times a year. Play Date with Art introduced our youngest visitors, to age 5, to the Museum through song, dance, and art making.

The Museum served teachers and students through a range of tours and special programs, and expanded its reach to 930 schools, up from 627 schools in fiscal year 2013.

Collaborations with the Betty Brinn Children’s Museum, Discovery World, First Stage Children’s Theater, Lynden Sculpture Garden, Milwaukee Ballet, and Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra continued to bring a multidisciplinary approach to the tours and programs. With a focus on literacy through the arts, the Museum provided training to teachers in the National Writing Project summer institute, transformed its galleries into a writing lab for the Art of Writing program, and partnered with SHARP Literacy Inc. to develop students’ ability to read. Free admission to the Museum for Wisconsin K–12 teachers has substantially deepened its reach into schools.

Adults participated in classes, music events, and lectures. Special programs held in conjunction with the feature exhibitions brought artists to life, such as in a performance of the letters between Gabriele Münter and Wassily Kandinsky (Kandinsky: A Retrospective), and attracted new audiences with a Duck Decoy Day (Uncommon Folk: Traditions in American Art). In the galleries, visitors slowed down and took an hour each week to look carefully and discuss works of art through classes and Slow Art Saturdays. Art in Bloom and MAM After Dark remained popular social events among adults and young professionals.

The Museum is grateful for the corps of dedicated volunteer docents who made it possible for the Museum to provide this range and abundance of programs.

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development Every Gift Counts The Museum’s ability to present consistently outstanding exhibitions, leading educational programs, and a worldclass Collection of more than 30,000 works would not be possible without the generous support of its donors. All gifts—large and small—are critical to the Museum and its efforts to enrich the cultural life in the community.

The Museum continues to operate without a sufficient endowment and is not eligible for support from federated fund drives such as UPAF or United Way; as such, it again relied heavily on contributed revenue for its operations in all areas in 2013–14. The Museum’s fundraising successes in fiscal year 2014, therefore, reflect the region’s commitment to a world-class art museum for Milwaukee.

Members had access to a variety of exclusive events and first-look opportunities throughout the year. In November, new Members were invited to a welcome event to learn more about the Museum from Director Dan Keegan. During the annual Member appreciation month in May, the Museum treated Members to curator-led tours, deeper discounts in the Museum Store and Café Calatrava, and a lecture series with Barbara Brown Lee. Among the trips Members took this year was a visit to the Art Institute of Chicago to see Magritte: The Mystery of the Ordinary, 1926–1938. Members were also among the first to learn about the exciting details for the Museum’s ambitious Plan for the Future, a project to restore, reinstall, and reimagine the Collection Galleries.

Annual Fund

Support Groups Membership also affords Members the opportunity to join any of the nine support groups, all of which are busy throughout the year with activities related to a specific interest area within the Museum’s Collection. More than four hundred Members are involved in support groups.

The Annual Fund continues to be the single largest source of funding for Museum operations. More than 21,000 supporters contributed a total of $4,884,167 to the fund this fiscal year. Led by Development Committee Chairs Ellen Glaisner and Wendy Blumenthal, a dedicated group of trustees and a committee of volunteers once again produced a successful annual campaign.

Membership

Museum membership remained strong in fiscal year 2014, with over 20,000 households representing more than 30,000 Members. The Museum is proud to have such a committed group of supporters, whose participation and generosity are integral to the Museum and to ensuring that, as a communitygathering place, the Museum stays vibrant all year long.

Comprising 35 percent of the Museum’s annual attendance in 2013–14, Members took full advantage of their most valuable benefit, free and unlimited admission to the Museum. Members also continued to enjoy previews of the feature exhibitions, as well as discounts in the Museum Store and Café Calatrava, and on classes, special events such as Lakefront Festival of Art and Art in Bloom, and parking passes.

The Museum deeply appreciates its Members for their support, advocacy, and commitment.

African American Art Alliance (founded 1990) supports educational programs centering on African American art and artists, promotes volunteer involvement in the Museum, and is dedicated to raising funds for purchasing African American art for the Museum’s Collection.

American Arts Society (founded 1993) celebrates American art, antiques, and architecture from the colonial era into the twentieth century through educational programs, trips, exhibitions, and conservation efforts.

The Collectors’ Corner (founded 1948) is committed to developing educational programs that promote knowledge and important scholarship in the decorative arts.

Contemporary Art Society (founded 1982) promotes the appreciation of contemporary art through the sponsorship of programs that bring renowned artists, critics, and curators to the Museum; by supporting acquisitions; and by sponsoring exhibitions of contemporary art at the Museum.

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Fine Arts Society (founded 1987) is a group of Europeanart enthusiasts that sponsors and supports related programs, exhibitions, and acquisitions by the Museum.

Friends of Art (founded 1957) is the Museum’s largest volunteer support group. Hundreds of volunteers work to present FOA events, such as Lakefront Festival of Art, that engage the community, expand the Museum’s audience, and generate funds to support exhibitions at the Museum and the acquisition of artworks for its Collection.

Garden Club (founded 1921) is the largest member club of the Wisconsin Garden Club Federation. The club supports the Museum through the annual Art in Bloom event and other activities.

Photography Council (founded 1988) is devoted to the Museum’s photography collection and exhibition program and allows Museum Members with an interest in the art and history of photography to enrich their knowledge of the medium through an annual program of special events.

Print Forum (founded 1980) unites Museum Members with an interest in prints and drawings from the Renaissance to today. It sponsors exhibitions, lectures, and seminars and provides support for the acquisition of prints, drawings, and artists’ books for the Museum’s Collection.

The Museum is very fortunate to have such longstanding, supportive Members. Their generosity directly affects the breadth and depth of the Museum’s programs, including acquisitions, exhibitions, lectures, and special events, keeping the Museum vibrant. For this, the Museum is deeply grateful.

President’s Circle

Every great institution has a circle of leading supporters dedicated to its success. At the Museum, that group is the President’s Circle, comprised of individuals, families, and businesses that contribute $2,500 or more to the Annual Fund. In fiscal year 2014, 273 President’s Circle Members gave $2.8 million. Members place high value

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on enriching one’s family, social, and work life through creativity and exposure to alternate ways of seeing the world, and they participated in the Museum’s programs as avidly as they supported them. They attended the President’s Circle Preview for each feature exhibition, intimate curator talks, special day trips, private studio tours, and the Museum’s best receptions and parties.

Everyone, in the Museum and the community, benefits from the tremendous generosity of the President’s Circle Members. This group has helped make the Museum what it is today, and helps ensure that the Museum continues to thrive for generations to come. Thank you!

Sponsorship Support

The generous contributions and sponsorship of foundations, corporations, and individuals are vital to the Museum’s ability to maintain the caliber of its exhibitions, education programs, and public events. Sponsorship not only provides much-needed support, but also builds visibility and awareness of the sponsor’s brand, affords business-building opportunities, and offers memorable hospitality experiences for clients and employees.

Again this year, the Museum received strong sponsorship support. Thanks to funding from Kohl’s Department Stores, the Museum continued to offer families engaging, hands-on programming designed just for them, through its Kohl’s Education Center and the Kohl’s Art Generation program. Target Free First Thursdays was invaluable in opening the Museum’s doors to those who might not otherwise visit. And the support of area businesses, foundations, and philanthropists helped the Museum present the exhibitions Uncommon Folk: Traditions in American Art, Kandinsky: A Retrospective, Postcards from America: Milwaukee, and Currents 36: Dirk Skreber, as well as the related programming. Popular events such as MAM After Dark, Family Sundays, Art in Bloom, and the Lakefront Festival of Art were again all made possible for thousands of Museum visitors to enjoy thanks to the commitment of generous sponsors.

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The Plan for the Future Campaign

The Museum continued to successfully raise funds for its Plan for the Future capital campaign. The plan calls for making repairs and renovations to the oldest part of the Museum’s campus, the County-owned buildings that house the Museum’s Collection, and upgrading the Museum’s facilities to improve the visitor experience. The Plan for the Future is bold, but necessary, as it aims to ensure that the Museum remains an extraordinary institution, able to serve and inspire the generations to come.

Among the improvements slated for completion in late 2015: • New lakeside entrance, with direct access to parking • Galleries that are brighter and easier to navigate • A dedicated photography and new media area • More places to rest, refresh, and socialize, including a new lakeside coffee shop • Restrooms on every floor

Legacy Society

More than ninety Museum supporters have promised gifts through their estate plans. Using wills, trusts, insurance, retirement plans, or other assets, planned giving donors receive valuable tax advantages while providing support that benefits Museum visitors for generations to come. Most monies received will build the Museum’s endowment fund, which generated only 8 percent of the annual operating budget in fiscal year 2013, trailing most comparable U.S. art museums.

Members of the Legacy Society enjoy many program and event benefits and have the satisfaction of knowing that they are helping an institution continue to inspire all ages through art, in perpetuity. For information on the Legacy Society, request the Museum’s Planned Giving Brochure from the senior director of development at 414-224-3245.

2013 –2014 Exhibition Sponsors

Anonymous Associated Bank Isabel and Alfred Bader Blum & Poe, Los Angeles Caxambas Foundation Christie’s CompURent Federal Council on the Arts and the Humanities Indemnity Greater Milwaukee Foundation’s Marc & Karen Flesch Memorial Fund Heller Family in memory of their parents, James K. and Avis M. Heller Herzfeld Foundation International Autos Group Ray and Sue Kehm Luis Campaña Gallery, Berlin Milwaukee Art Museum’s Contemporary Art Society Milwaukee Art Museum’s Friends of Art Milwaukee Art Museum’s Photography Council Joanne Murphy Petzel Gallery, New York Pier 24 Photography James and Carol Wiensch Wisconsin Department of Tourism Vanguard Computers, Inc.

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Gifts received between September 1, 2013, and August 31, 2014. *deceased

Thank you to the supporters who helped the Museum in 2013–14. As Members, annual fund donors, or sponsors of exhibitions and public and education programs, they made it possible for art to enrich hundreds of thousands of lives.

The following lists recognize those supporters who provided grants, sponsorship, and restricted and unrestricted support of $400 or more during the 2014 fiscal year, ending August 31, 2014. $100,000+

Anonymous Drs. Isabel and Alfred Bader Donna and Donald Baumgartner Caxambas Foundation Edward U. Demmer Foundation Terrance J. Dimoff Michael D. Dunham Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Dunphy Herzfeld Foundation Institute of Museum and Library Services Kohl’s Cares Sheldon and Marianne Lubar Charitable Fund Milwaukee Art Museum Friends of Art Melitta S. Pick Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. Roy Reiman Sue and Bud Selig Target David and Julia Uihlein Charitable Foundation $50,000–99,999

Mr. and Mrs. Mark L. Attanasio The Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation

Greater Milwaukee Foundation Helen and Jeanette Oberndorfer Fund Virginia Booth Vogel Fund Johnson Controls Foundation Laskin Family Foundation Milwaukee Public Schools Foundation Northwestern Mutual Foundation Ralph F. and Cora E. Oberndorfer Family Trust SC Johnson Fund Inc. $25,000– 49,999

Associated Bank Brookbank Foundation The Chipstone Foundation Christie’s Four-Four Foundation Terri and Verne Holoubek Family Foundation International Autos Group Mary Ann and Charles P. LaBahn Mrs. James J. Murphy Mr. Andrew Nunemaker Anthony Petullo Foundation Suzanne and Richard Pieper Family Foundation PNC Financial Services Group

Daniel M. Soref Charitable Trust US Bancorp Foundation Wisconsin Department of Tourism/Joint Effort Marketing $10,000–24,999

A. O. Smith Foundation Anonymous (3) Dona O. Bauer Blum and Poe Wendy and Warren Blumenthal Joan E. Brengel Mr. and Mrs. Anthony W. Bryant Murph and John Burke Mr. Luis Campaña Clarence Chou Sue and Curt Culver Elizabeth Elser Doolittle Charitable Trusts Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Dunham Mr. Philip B. Flynn and Ms. Lois Golde Mr. and Mrs. Frederic G. Friedman Mrs. Barbara N. Fuldner Greater Milwaukee Foundation Donald and Barbara Abert Fund Norman and Lucy Cohn Family Fund Enroth Family Fund Mary L. Nohl Fund Godfrey and Kahn, S.C. Barbara S. Grove Evan and Marion Helfaer Foundation Frieda and William Hunt Memorial Trust Mr. and Mrs. Ron Joelson

Joy Global Foundation Inc. Jane and George C. Kaiser Herbert H. Kohl Charities Inc. Ruth DeYoung Kohler Alex C. and Mary W. Kramer Tony and Susan Krausen Mr. Kenneth C. Krei and Dr. Melinda Scott Krei Raymond and Barbara Krueger Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Layden Jr. Ms. Gail A. Lione and Mr. Barry L. Grossman David and Madeleine Lubar Ms. Joan Lubar and Dr. John Crouch Wayne and Kristine Lueders Lorelle K. and P. Michael Mahoney Mr. and Mrs. Barry R. Mandel Mr. and Mrs. R. Bruce McDonald Linda and John Mellowes Milwaukee Art Museum Garden Club Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design Nicholas Family Foundation Petzel Gallery Robert W. Baird and Co. Inc. Roundy’s Supermarkets Inc. Mrs. Nita G. Soref Mrs. Marie Tallmadge Mr. Kenneth R. Treis UWM Peck School of the Arts Thomas and Anne Wamser Weyco Group Inc. Todd Robert Williams Wisconsin Arts Board with funds from the State of Wisconsin and the National Endowment of the Arts Mr. Jeffery Yabuki

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Kathleen Saito Yuille and David* Yuille Mr. Andrew Ziegler and Ms. Carlene Ziegler $5,000–9,999

Anon Charitable Trust Anonymous (3) Astor Street Foundation Inc. Mrs. Marilyn Auer Lori and Kurt Bechthold Ms. Deborah A. Beck and Mr. Frederic H. Sweet Mrs. David E. Beckwith Mr. and Mrs. William D. Biersach Mr. Roger L. Boerner Ms. Lieselott Buettner Bruce and Marsha Camitta Dr. and Mrs. Ervin Colton Patrick and Anna M. Cudahy Fund Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Curl Nancy Desjardins Einhorn Family Foundation Lotte K. Emde Everett Smith Group Foundation Ltd. The Gardner Foundation Ellen and Richard Glaisner Greater Milwaukee Foundation Anonymous Fund Flesch Family Fund Milwaukee Art Museum Endowment Fund Alice and Lucia Stern Library Fund Ms. Gladys E. Gores Bill and Sandy Haack Claire and Glen Hackmann Ms. Katherine A. Heil Heller Foundation Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoke

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Phyllis Huffman William and Lauren Hunt Husco International James and Karen Hyde Foundation Inc. George and Angela Jacobi Richard G. Jacobus Family Foundation Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Peter Johnson William Stark Jones Foundation Judy and Gary Jorgensen Judith Keyes Kikkoman Foods Foundation David and Diane Knox Dr. and Mrs. Michael C. Kubly Dennis and Sandy Kuester Ladish Company Foundation Ellin and Gerald Levy Phoebe R. and John D. Lewis Foundation Mahler Enterprises Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald E. Mainman Milwaukee Art Museum Contemporary Art Society Photography Council Milwaukee Arts Board Scott and Marjorie Moon Joyce and Bruce Myers Mr. and Mrs. H. Nicholas Pabst Gilbert and J. Dorothy Palay Family Foundation Ltd. Mr. Jim and Dr. Karen Petric Gene and Ruth Posner Foundation Mr. Thomas Reich for the Reich Family Merlin and Gladys Rostad Arts Fund Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Schmidt Jr. Schoenleber Foundation Inc. Sigma-Aldrich Foundation

Mr. Judson Snyder and Mrs. Jessica Snyder Susan and Oyvind Solvang Mrs. Norman Soref Joan and Michael Spector Mrs. Joan Stein Mary and Carl Strohmaier Mrs. Christine A. Symchych and Mr. James P. McNulty Marcia and Kent Velde Mr. and Mrs. James E. Wiensch $3,500– 4,999

Mr. John P. Baumgartner Susan and Carl Becker Orren and Marilyn Bradley Briggs and Stratton Corporation Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John D. Bryson Sr. Elaine Burke Mary and James Mark Connelly Jolinda and Danny L. Cunningham Lois Ehlert John and Mary Emory Tim and Sue Frautschi Greater Milwaukee Foundation Kopmeier Family Fund Omnium Dr. and Mrs. David Harvey Carla and Robert Hay Mrs. R. Goeres Hayssen Thomas D. Hesselbrock and Carl Spatz Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Hunt John T. and Suzanne S. Jacobus Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David Jubelirer Mr. Daniel T. Keegan and Ms. Janné Abreo

Susan and Raymond Kehm Mary and Ted D. Kellner Samuel H. Kress Foundation Joan W. Nason Joseph R. Pabst Perlick Corporation Pieper Electric Rosemann Family Foundation Mrs. Betty Rupple Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Teerlink Kathleen and Frank Thometz Grace and Mark Thomsen Jo and Bob Wagner Edward J. and Diane Zore $2,500–3,499

Mary K. and Jeff Albrecht Susan L. Andrews Dan and Gwen Armbrust Baker Tilly Virchow Krause Richard and Kay Bibler Foundation Bruce and Melissa Block Mrs. Arlene Brachman Mr. and Mrs. Mark Brickman Randy Bryant and Cecelia Gore William E. Burke Mr. and Mrs. William M. Cannon Catholic Financial Life Kathleen R. Cavallo The Cherry Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Virgis Colbert Patty and Larry Compton Concordia University Wisconsin Judith and Francis Croak Mr. and Mrs. Frederick R. Croen J. D. and Shelly Culea Polly and Giles* Daeger Don and Sallie Davis DCI Artform

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Roma and Laurence Eiseman Kathy and Bob Emery Suzy B. Ettinger Dr. Peter Foote and Dr. Robin S. Wilson Byron and Suzy Foster Family Foundation Louise and Peter Friedlander G. E. Healthcare Financial Services Mr. and Mrs. Richard Galling Mary Ann and Lloyd Gerlach Greater Milwaukee Foundation LuedkeSmith Fund Mrs. Melvin Goldin Dr. John and Andrea Grant Mr. and Mrs. F. William Haberman Ann and Jon Hammes Dr. and Mrs. David S. Haskell Mr. and Mrs. G. Edward Heinecke Jennifer F. and Robert J. Hillis William H. Honrath and Elizabeth Blackwood Samuel Hope and Elizabeth Meyer Mrs. Harland W. Huston Jr. Inland Power Group Inc. Diane and Bob Jenkins Susan and Lee Jennings Mrs. Imogene P. Johnson Journal Communications Mr. and Mrs. Gale E. Klappa Mr. Herbert V. Kohler and Ms. Natalie Black Mr. and Mrs. Jon Konings Ronald and Marjorie Krizek Steven and Cheryl Kuhnmuench Jane and Tom Lacy Mary Pauly Lacy Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Lai LandWorks

Elizabeth Levins and Herbert B. Zien Leonard and Carol Lewensohn Matrix Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Paul McCaughey Mr. and Mrs. Jesse N. McCombe Patti and Jack McKeithan Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Meyer George L. N. Meyer Family Foundation MGIC Investment Corporation National Insurance Services Jane and Keith Nosbusch Mr. Lawrence W. Oliverson and Ms. Donna N. Guthrie Park Bank Foundation Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Pauls Mrs. Jill G. Pelisek Candy and Bruce Pindyck and Meridian Industries Inc. Skip and Ildy Polliner Ms. Maxine Rabinowe Ms. Gordana Racic and Mr. Milan Racic Mrs. Norma Rand Mr. and Mrs. William* L. Randall Mr. and Mrs. James Rauh Barbara Recht Robertson Ryan and Associates Sande Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Steve Sanduski Peggy and Bob Schuemann Bob and Judy Scott Marie and James Seder and Family Philip and Reva Shovers Sign-A-Rama Mr. and Mrs. Roger S. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Speaker

Stackner Family Foundation Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Stacy Judith Z. Stark Linda and Richard Stevens John Stewig and Richard Bradley Stratton Foundation Inc. Miss Susan R. Strecker Telly Foundation Ltd. Mr. Way Thompson and Mrs. Jacquelyn Thompson United Healthcare of Wisconsin Ms. Mary N. Vandenberg and Mr. Keith Mardak Kathleen and Charles G. Vogel William and Eleanor Wainwright Carolyn White-Travanti and Leon Travanti $1,200–2,499

Bill and Linda Abraham Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Clair Baum Michael and Rita Becker Mr. Joseph Berman Patricia R. Blake Mr. John M. Bohler Marilyn and John Breidster Lois A. and Dean S. Cady Teri Carpenter Barbara J. Carson Cherchian Family Foundation Inc. Lynn S. Connolly Ms. Donna M. Drosner and Mr. Jeff Pink Eileen and Howard Dubner Barbara and Tom Dunham Mr. Eric M. Eben and Mrs. Christine M. Fenske-Eben

Julianna Ebert and Frank J. Daily Albert J. and Flora H. Ellinger Foundation Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elsner/Barbara Meyer Elsner Foundation Inc. Ernst & Young LLP Evans Charitable Gift Fund/ George and Julia Evans Tom and Jennifer Florsheim Jr. Fran Franklin Mr. and Mrs. David J. French Dr. Joseph and Nancy Geenen Graef Greater Milwaukee Foundation Del Chambers Fund Ely and Marianne Epstein Family Fund Leesley B. and Joan J. Hardy Fund Robert and Mimi Habush Hammel, Green and Abrahamson Inc. Mrs. Millicent Hawley Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Hlavac Mr. Jim Hoffman and Mrs. Kerrie Hoffman Robert and Lorraine Horst Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Huie Hunzinger Construction Company Richard Ippolito and Pamela Frautschi Kalmbach Publishing Co. Deborah S. Kern Jane and Joe Kerschner Raymond N. Kertz Teri Kolb Krause Family Foundation Mr. Stanley Kritzik Joyce M. Kuehl Lila M. Lange Alan T. Lepkowski

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Ms. Judith R. Leszczynski Camille A. Lonstorf Trust Fred and Anne Luber Mr. John E. Mahony and Dr. Evelyn Burdick Audrey A. Mann Maxsan Foundation Joseph and Joni McDevitt Carolyn and Rhody Megal Genie and David Meissner Marilyn E. Miller Mrs. John Monroe Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey L. Mykleby Christopher B. and Anne L. Noyes Mr. and Mrs. Gregory C. Oberland David Olson and Claire Fritsche Palmer Family Foundation Mrs. Juliana Pascucci Reverend Steven and Julie Peay Janice and Raymond Perry Community Fund Inc. Ms. Elizabeth J. Pfeifer PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP David and Roberta Remstad Mrs. A.D. Robertson Mr. and Mrs. James Schloemer Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Schlossmann Richard Schreiner and Alison Graf Douglas and Eleanor Seaman Charitable Foundation Lois A. Smith Stevens Point Brewery Mr. and Mrs. David R. Strelitz Susan P. and James H. Taylor Dr. and Mrs. Dan Trittin Von Briesen & Roper, S.C.

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West Bend Mutual Insurance Co. Ms. Heide A. Wetzel Dr. and Mrs. J. Frank Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wythes JoAnn and Michael Youngman $600–1,199

Dr. and Mrs. Francisco Aguilar Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ambuel Mr. Alan O. Amos and Ms. Marcia E. Lazar David and Carol Anderson Family Foundation Anonymous (4) Bader Rutter Mr. and Mrs. James C. Barany Ms. Janine F. Barre Dr. Richard P. Barthel and Mrs. Diana Barthel Anthony and Priscilla Beadell Mr. and Mrs. James D. Bell Mr. and Mrs. Michael Benton Jim and Mary Beth Berkes Mr. Brett J. Bohn and Mrs. Dawn Bohn Dr. and Mrs. Charles Bomzer Anne R. Booth and Charles Trainer Mrs. Betty Bostrom Mr. and Mrs. John Bostrom Ms. Deanna Braeger Mr. and Mrs. Bill Breslau Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bronner David D. and Diane M. Buck Dr. Henry and Barbara Burko Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Burrell Jr. Margery and Victor Burstein* Carla and Neal Butenhoff Jim and Bobbi Caraway Cardinal Stritch University Dr. and Mrs. Curtis L. Carter James R. Cauley and Brenda M. Andrews

Computerized Structural Design Inc. Ms. Lucy Cooper Mary and Paul S. Counsell Mary Dahlman Danisco/DuPont Deborah and Thomas Degnan Ms. Mary Ann Delzer John and Sue Dragisic Ms. Karen Drummond Michael D. Dunham Dr. and Mrs. Harry A. Easom Mr. William E. Eastham Carol and Tom Ehrsam Dr. and Mrs. Mark A. Elson Mr. Harold H. Emch Jr. Ms. Marsha Engquist and Ms. Karen Jo Walsh Pati & James D. Ericson Ken and Claire Fabric Dale and Carole Faught Jane and David Fee Mrs. Barbara Fernholz Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Fischer Anne and Dean Fitzgerald Dr. and Mrs. James Flesch Ms. Elizabeth J. Forman and Mr. Scott Bolens Fortune Fish Company Mr. and Mrs. John C. Fowler Ms. Diane L. Gabriel and Mrs. Kerry Turner Maureen Gallagher Thomas J. Gallagher Mr. John E. Gebhardt and Ms. Deborah McKeithan Emmely C. Gideon Carole and Adam Glass Mrs. Susan Godfrey Jeffrey M. Goldberg Ms. Hannah R. Gollin Donald and Carolie Goniu Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Goodman

Thomas J. Gould Ms. Marialyce Gove Great Lakes Fire Protection Greater Milwaukee Foundation Dr. Carl W. Eberbach and Elisabeth Falk Eberbach Fund David C. Scott Foundation Fund Mr. Michael W. Grebe and Ms. Patty Perry Greenhill Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. Darian Griffin Mr. Don E. Gross Christopher and Suzanne Hanks Mr. Frederick F. Hansen Sandy and Jim Hanus Tom and Suzanne Hefty Mr. Mary E. Henke Hentzen Coatings Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Hevey Margaret and David Hobbs Melanie C. Holmes Hupy and Abraham, S.C. InPro Corporation J. F. Ahern Company Mr. and Mrs. Philip W. Jennings Jeff and Laura Jorgensen Mr. John Jors and Mr. Edward T. Hashek Marsha A. Kademian Mr. Richard Kahn Mrs. Shinji Lee Kaiser and Mr. Joshua Kaiser Charles and Lois Kalmbach Charlie and Mary Kamps Karl’s Event Rental/ Arena Americas Mrs. Margaret Kasch Moshe and Debra Katz Ms. Barbara Kedrowski

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Ms. Dee Ann Keip and Mrs. Whitney Vallier Dr. Henry S. Kepner Jr. Robert and Gerda Klingbeil Anne K. Klisurich Gene and Stephanie Klurfeld Mr. and Mrs. William C. Koenig Ms. Marie H. Kohler and Mr. Brian Mani Ms. Suzette M. Kolaga and Ms. Julie Schrubbe Mr. and Mrs. Richard Konrath Mr. and Mrs. William G. Krugler Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Kubly Bill and Judy Laste Mr. and Mrs. Eugene F. Lavin Dr. Margaret M. Layde Legacy Property Management Services Ms. Lindsay L. Lochman and Mr. Eric E. Chatlain Ms. Terese Lohmeier and Dr. Robert S. Ruggero Robert J. Lotz Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Lukas Mr. and Mrs. Glen Lunde Ann R. MacIver Ms. Lois Malawsky and Dr. Jay Larkey Jacqueline Servi Margis Marvin and Ann Margolis Lucy A. Martin Materion Advanced Chemicals Kim and David Mathews Debesh and Linda Mazumdar Mary E. McAndrews Jess and Amanda Merten Michael Best & Friedrich LLP Barbara J. Michaels Douglas and Annette Mickelson

Millennium Real Estate Investment Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Gregory S. Milleville Bob and Jan Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence P. Moon Ms. Melissa Mooney and Mr. Philip Schultz Mr. and Mrs. Dwight L. Morgan Mr. William Morley and Mr. Jim Schleif Mrs. Barbara Morris and Mr. D. Kendall Griffith George and Julie Mosher Family Foundation Motor Castings Foundation Mr. Gregory W. Mulry and Mr. Kenneth E. Multhauf Mr. Jim P. Murray and Mrs. Patti Murray Lucia and Jack M. Murtaugh Dr. Paul Nausieda and Dr. Evonne Winston Ms. Barbara Brennan Nelson and Mr. Chad Nelson Mr. and Mrs. David K. Nelson Dr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Novak Mr. John Ogden* Mr. and Mrs. John O’Hare Mr. and Mrs. José A. Olivieri Outpost Natural Foods Tracy A. Park, MD Peck Foundation, Milwaukee Ltd. Ms. Diane Pellegrin and Mr. Chris M. Bauer Mr. Donald S. Petersen and Ms. Corinthia Van Orsdol Ms. Yvonne Petersen Ms. Elaine N. Peterson Helen Armbrust Pfeifer John Julian Pickeral III and Evalynne J. Espejo

Ned and Barb Piehler Mrs. Gwen Plunkett Pollybill Foundation Steven and Karen Port Dr. Sarah J. Pratt Kasandra and R. Jeffrey Preston Provident Trust Company Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Quadracci Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Quadracci Patrick and Noreen Regan Mr. Raymond L. Retzlaff Linda and Blaine Rieke Mr. and Mrs. Allen N. Rieselbach Mr. Lee A. Riordan Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Robbins Mr. James Robinson and Mrs. Catherine Robinson Lucy Rosenberg Julie and Mason Ross Mr. Richard Sachs Jr. and Ms. Diane K. O’Connor Sandstone Foundation Inc. Joan and Marc Saperstein Mr. Kevin Scheu and Mrs. Theresa L. Scheu Joseph Schick Schneider National Foundation Mr. Roger W. Schneider Lawrence and Katherine Schnuck Dr. Paul Scholl Mr. and Mrs. Mark P. Schueller Scott Advertising Agency Inc. Carole B. and Gordon I. Segal Ms. Marsha Sehler John Shannon and Jan Serr Mr. and Mrs. William T. Shaffer Jr. Mr. Joel Shields

Shully’s Cuisine & Events Mr. and Mrs. John A. Shutkin Cathy Simpson Mr. and Mrs. William C. Slaughter Mrs. Wendy L. Sleight Dr. Jonathan and Shirley Slomowitz Allison M. and Dale R. Smith Ms. Kathleen M. Smith Spano Pratt Executive Search Sprecher Brewing Co. Inc. Barbara Stein Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Stein Susie Gigi Stein Mrs. Maureen Steinhafel Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Stoffel Dr. and Mrs. James Stone Mr. Scott Stone and Mrs. Marianne Stone Anne and Fred Stratton Mr. and Mrs. Frederick L. Syrjanen Mrs. Libby Temkin Ann Terwilliger Teuteberg Inc. Nicole and L. William Teweles Mrs. Barbara A. Tooman Chuck and Lori Torner Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan S. Treisman Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Uihlein Mrs. Carla Uphill Mrs. Joan Urdan Mrs. Patricia Van Alyea John and Martha Vogel Sally von Briesen Mr. Brian Wachowiak and Ms. Patricia Hensley Mr. Murray C. Walton Waste Management of Wisconsin Julia and Johannes Weertman

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Len and Susan Weistrop Thomas G. Wendt Ann and George Whyte Mr. and Mrs. James Wiechmann Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Wintheiser Wirtz Beverage Wisconsin Ms. Jane A. Wochos and Mr. William Nehr Mrs. Richard Zauner Bettie Zillman Ms. Katherine Zvesper $400–599

Dr. and Mrs. Robert T. Adlam Mrs. Janice Anderson Dr. and Mrs. William H. Annesley Jr. Anonymous (10) Janie and Cliff Asmuth Ms. Pamela Autio Mr. Steve Bablitch and Ms. Elaine Kelch Badger Boiled Ham Co. Mr. James L. Ballard and Mrs. Barbara H. Ballard Carol A. Barnett Ms. Caroline Barrow Libby Barrow Mr. Leo Barton and Mrs. Diane M. Barton Mr. and Mrs. Jitendra K. Baruah Ms. Rochelle H. Bast and Mr. Detlef B. Moore Doris M. Bauer David and Jill Baum Polly and Robert Beal Mr. Byron S. Becker and Ms. Mary Ellen Csuka Mrs. Margery Becker Mr. and Mrs. John Beer Michael and Carmen Bergom

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Mr. Nic Bernstein Dr. and Mrs. R. H. Bibler Mr. and Mrs. Joel W. Biller Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bilsky Mr. and Mrs. Terence Bischoff Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Bishop Robert and Ellen Bladorn Mr. and Mrs. Peter H. Blommer Morton and Barbi Blutstein Mike and Ginny Bolger Robert and Carole Bonner Cap Borges Mr. and Mrs. Gordon F. Boucher Mark J. Bowmann Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth F. Brengel Steve and Patty Brink S. J. Brown Mrs. Sharman J. Brown Mr. Tim Brown and Mr. Heriberto Garcia Mr. Peter S. Buening and Mrs. Roberta Buening Anne Marie and Michael Bula Anthony and Patricia Busalacchi James and Judith Callan Ms. Patricia Calvy Carol A. Carpenter Ms. Kristen L. Carter and Ms. Kate Wagner Mr. Robert Carter and Ms. Sue Kletzke Carter Ms. Vicki Cecalupo and Mr. Anthony Cecalupo Joan Celeste Mr. and Ms. Roland Chaloupka Mrs. William P. Chapman Valerie B. Clarke

Honorable Pedro A. Colón and Mrs. Betty Colón-Ulmer Mr. and Mrs. Gerald E. Connolly Mr. Tim Connor and Mrs. Anne Connor Mr. Kenneth J. Cook and Mrs. Jean H. Cook Ms. Lynn M. Cornwell Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Cowen Mr. and Mrs. Todd Craft Mr. Peter J. Crawford and Mrs. Wendy Schaller Crawford Ms. Heidi H. Crimmins Mr. Gerardo Cumpiano and Ms. Elizabeth Parker Sue and Russ Darrow Mr. and Mrs. Gordon C. Davidson Mr. Patrick Davidson Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Davidson Mrs. Susan DeWitt Davie Ms. Marcia A. Day Larry and Eileen Dean Herb and Carolynn Desch Mr. and Mrs. Delmar D. Desens Mr. Lloyd Dickinson and Ms. Kristin Bergstrom Roger and Regina Dirksen Susan Doornek Patti and Patrick Doughman Anne and Rodney H. Dow Mr. and Mrs. John C. Dowd Mr. and Mrs. John R. Dunn Dr. and Mrs. Michael J. Dunn Mr. and Mrs. James O. Durand Educators Credit Union Mr. Ken Eichenbaum and Ms. Cate Charlton Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Ellsworth Jr.

Ernst and Christiane Endres Dale F. Engstrom Richard and Carol Eschner Mr. Frank Evans and Ms. Janet K. Boles Dr. Holly Falik and Mr. Steven M. Kay Dr. Donald L. Feinsilver and Ms. JoAnn Corrao Mr. and Mrs. Jose M. Ferrer IV Dr. Stuart W. Fine and Mrs. Roberta B. Fine Mrs. Thelma Fiorita Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Fitzgerald Mrs. Marcia C. Flanagan Mrs. Janice R. Fleming and Mr. James Fleming Mrs. Mari Fleming and Mr. Kevin Fleming Mr. and Mrs. Darrell W. Foell Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Foster Mr. Donald R. Fraker and Dr. Maja Jurisic Mr. Mark Franzen and Mrs. Janice Franzen Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. French Mr. David A. Friedman Mr. Richard A. Gallun and Ms. Judy McGregor Mr. Terry A. Gaouette and Clare A. Gaouette Mrs. Waltraud E. Gartzke Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Gaulke Mrs. Susie Gebhardt Mr. and Mrs. C. Frederick Geilfuss II Shel and Danni Gendelman Mr. and Mrs. William Genne Jr. Ms. Elizabeth Gifford and Mr. Gary Cartwright Mr. and Mrs. Franklyn M. Gimbel Mr. James J. Gleason and Mrs. Lisa Groskopf-Gleason

donors

Dr. Burton E. Goodman Mr. and Mrs. Donald I. Grande Greater Milwaukee Foundation Robert C. Archer Designated Fund Mary Jo and Steve Knauf Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Greeney Mr. Joseph P. Gromacki Drs. Sidney E.and Josette B. Grossberg Mr. and Mrs. Warren Haeberle Mr. Edward J. Hammond and Ms. Marcia P. Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hanley Mary and Edward J. Hanrahan Arlene Hansen Mr. John T. Harrington Norma and Bill Harrington Hatco Corporation Dr. Jane A. Hawes and Dr. David Shapiro Ms. Rita L. Hayen and Mr. Walter Boeshaar Ms. Joy Hembel and Ms. Victoria Thompson Ms. Gail Hesselbrock Mr. Donald D. Hinkle and Ms. Jacquelyn M. Hinkle Ed and Vicky Hinshaw Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Hirschmann Holly Family Foundation Fund Mr. and Mrs. Philip Horwitz Mr. and Mrs. Nic S. Hoyer Dr. and Mrs. Jacques Hussussian Julia Ihlenfeldt Interiorscapes by the Plant Market Mr. and Mrs. Niksa Ivancevic Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Jacobus

Mr. Ronald Jacquart and Mr. Michael W. McCarthy Mr. Douglas C. James Mr. Gerald J. Janis Jr. Russ Jankowski Mr. Robert Jansen and Mrs. Sarah Jansen Mrs. Richard C. John Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Johnson Ms. Joan R. Johnson Ms. Patricia D. Jursik Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kane Mr. and Mrs. Barry Karp Mr. and Mrs. Bruce B. Karr Mr. and Mrs. Marc G. Kartman Mr. Ed Kasper Mr. Jerome R. Kerkman Audrey and Jack Keyes Ms. Renee A. Kielich Mr. Timothy Klinger Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Koester Arthur C. Kootz Foundation Robert and Gail Korb Benedict and Lee Walther Kordus Mr. John M. Krajnak Sr. Mary Krall Ms. Sara Krebsbach and Mr. Glenn Reinle Ms. Pam Kriger Mr. Robert Krystowiak Mr. and Mrs. David J. Kundert Ms. Christine Lamarre Sandra and Dale Landgren Mrs. Theresa Lane Mr. Patrick J. Laske and Ms. Kate Flood William L. Law Foundation Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis LeClaire Arlene and Joel Lee Mr. David M. Lenz and Mrs. Rosemarie Feiza-Lenz

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Leo Mrs. Charles J. Lewin Dr. Joseph A. Libnoch Mary Ann and David Lindberg Mr. Robert D. Little Dr. Paul W. Loewenstein and Mrs. Jody Kaufman Loewenstein Mr. and Mrs. David Long Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Love Mr. and Mrs. Marcus C. Low Jr. Dr. and Mrs. John F. Lubing Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Lundell Dr. Robert D. Lyon and Ms. Gabrielle S. Davidson Katharine and Sandy Mallin Ms. Lisa M. Mangelsdorf Barbara Manger & Bill Lynch Lisa Rae Martin Reverend Erwin H. Matt Rose Mary and Frank Matusinec Drs. A. S. and C. K. McAllister Michael and Clare McArdle Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. McCormack Mrs. Robert L. McGlynn Ms. Penny McGuire Dr. Mark L. McPhail Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Metcalf Mr. and Mrs. Tom Metcalfe William C. Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph K. Michaelchuck Dr. and Mrs. Donald J. Miech José A. Milan Elizabeth A. and John W. Moore Linda and Douglas Moore Peyton and Ruth Muehlmeier Mr. George N. Mueller and Mrs. Patricia H. Mueller Donald and Corinne Muench

Mary and Terry Murphy Mary Louise Mussoline and James W. Cope, MD Donna Neal Mr. Daniel H. Nelson Sr. Dr. David Nevin and Mr. Ross Nevin The Bob and Hanna Nevins Family Foundation Fund Lynn S. Nicholas Mrs. Mary Nohl and Mr. Jeff Nohl Judy and Thomas Obenberger Thomas and Elaine Pagedas Therese Palazzari and Mark Maduza Reverend and Mrs. Richard W. Patt Mrs. Norman Paulsen Mr. Derek S. Pawlak and Mrs. Michele L. Pawlak Mr. Alan S. Perlstein and Ms. Terry L. Hamann Claire Pfleger Mr. and Mrs. Jim Phillips Mrs. Martha A. Pierce Neil and Karen Pinsky Polanki Inc./Polish Women’s Cultural Club Dr. and Mrs. William B. Potos Joan and Don Prachthauser Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Purtell Jr. Stephen and Susan Ragatz Ms. Sharon Reed and Mr. Stewart Brase Catherine Reeves David and Kris Reicher Mr. Brady Roberts and Mrs. Anna Roberts Mr. Joseph A. Rochetto Elizabeth and John Roffers Mr. and Mrs. Mike Roos Tracy and John Rothman

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Mr. Shannon Ruedlinger Christine Rundblad Mr. Michael Ryan and Mrs. Mary Burke Ryan Mr. Richard Sachs Ms. Elizabeth Sadoff Mrs. Marguerite L. Saecker Ms. Anita M. Samen and Mr. David Follmer Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Sargeant Gen and Wil Schauer Christopher and Beth Schimel Mr. and Mrs. Howard M. Schnoll Mr. James Schubilske Mr. and Mrs. Karl Schultz Mr. and Mrs. Eric Schumann Tom and Judy Seager Jocelyn Servick and Gary J. Steinhafel Ms. Jeanette Sheehan John and Kristin Sheehan Dr. Mary Anne Siderits Ms. Donna J. Siegmund and Mr. Paul S. Mueller Erik and Maud Siljestrom Dr. and Mrs. Peter Slocum Mr. Todd Slusar Mr. David M. Smith Ken and Cardi T. Smith Mr. Leonard J. Sobczak Ms. Julie A. Solochek and Mr. Jeff Rodman Ms. Dorothy Somers Carol and John Speaker Mr. and Mrs. William E. Sprinkmann Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Roger A. Stafford Eric D. Steele and Kathryn C. Bach Eva and Paul Stefanski Ms. Terri L. Steffenhagen

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Mr. Larry Steffens and Ms. Ruth Nelson-Steffens Mrs. Carol Stein Sara K. Stum Woody Sutton and Claudia Sutton Susan A. Sweeney Mrs. Mary Alice Tamsen Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Tate Mr. Robert A. Teper and Mrs. Marilyn Teper Karen A. Tibbitts Mrs. Ann Tisdale Mr. and Mrs. John L. Touchett William* and Sharon Treul Priscilla A. and Thomas R. Tuschen Lynn Tyree Reverend Ardys and Ms. Gene Van Stavern Mr. and Mrs. David C. Villa Mr. Richard D. Vincent John and Jennie Walker Mr. Michael R. Walton Mr. and Mrs. Joe Weirick Mr. Wayne R. Wendling and Ms. Barbara A. Monroe Ms. Pamela White Wu and Mr. Chyan Wu Madonna and Jay Williams Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Williams Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Wilson Ms. Anne F. Wysocki and Mr. Dennis Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Mark Zeman Mrs. Sally F. Ziegler Ms. Mary L. Ziino and Ms. Kaylee Annen-Ziino Mr. and Mrs. James Zucker

Plan for the Future Campaign

The Museum gratefully acknowledges the following donors for their gifts, made as of December 31, 2014, to its Plan for the Future Campaign. $1,000,000+

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Baumgartner The Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation Herzfeld Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon B. Lubar Sue and Bud Selig David and Julia Uihlein Charitable Foundation Windhover Foundation $500,000–999,999

Anonymous Jane and George Kaiser Wisconsin Energy Foundation $250,000– 499,999

Johnson Controls Foundation Laskin Family Foundation The Henry Luce Foundation Inc. Mr. and Mrs. R. Bruce McDonald Anthony Petullo Foundation Suzanne and Richard Pieper Family Foundation SC Johnson Fund Inc.

$100,000–249,999

A. O. Smith Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Anthony W. Bryant Trust of Margery W. Burstein Sue and Curt Culver Edward U. Demmer Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Dunphy Einhorn Family Foundation Ralph Evinrude Foundation Inc. Greater Milwaukee Foundation Harvey E. and Harriette V. Vick Fund Frieda and William Hunt Memorial Trust Tony and Susan Krausen Raymond R. Krueger (Michael Best & Friedrich LLP) Mary Pauly Lacy Mr. Myron Laskin Jr. Elizabeth Levins and Herbert B. Zien Lorelle K. and P. Michael Mahoney MGIC Investment Corporation Jane and Keith Nosbusch Estate of Betty Samuelson Bert L. and Patricia S. Steigleder Charitable Trust Jack and Joan Stein Foundation given in honor of Mark and Debbie Attanasio Mrs. Christine A. Symchych and Mr. James P. McNulty Lynde B. Uihlein

donors

$50,000–99,999

Astor Street Foundation Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Baum Wendy and Warren Blumenthal Mr. Roger L. Boerner Caxambas Foundation Mr. Philip B. Flynn and Ms. Lois Golde Claire and Glen Hackmann Mr. and Mrs. Ron Joelson Mr. Kenneth C. Krei and Dr. Melinda Scott Krei Raymond and Barbara Krueger Mr. Andrew Nunemaker Mr. Jim and Dr. Karen Petric The Private Client Reserve at U.S. Bank Will Ross Memorial Foundation Mary and Carl Strohmaier

Genie and David Meissner Ms. Alice H. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Pauls Mr. Kenneth R. Treis Marcia and Kent Velde $20,000–24,999

Mr. David A. Bjorklund Nancy Desjardins Greater Milwaukee Foundation Flesch Family Fund Katherine Ann Heil/Heil Family Foundation Dennis and Sandy Kuester Mrs. Joanne Murphy $15,000–19,999

Wayne and Kristine Lueders Marshall and Arlene Meier Schoenleber Foundation Inc.

$25,000– 49,999

G. R. Affeldt Jr. Donald Baumgartner Trust Lori and Kurt Bechthold Deborah A. Beck and Frederic Sweet Elaine Burke Elizabeth Elser Doolittle Charitable Trusts William and Kari Foote Four-Four Foundation Ellen and Richard Glaisner Dr. and Mrs. David Harvey Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoke Richard G. Jacobus Family Foundation Inc. Ladish Company Foundation Ms. Gail A. Lione and Mr. Barry L. Grossman Mr. and Mrs. Gerald E. Mainman

$10,000–14,999

Anonymous Dan and Gwen Armbrust Lee and Robert Attanasio Foundation Kerry, Lucille, and Gene Bartelt Polly and Robert Beal Jim and Mary Beth Berkes given in honor of Mary Beth Pieprzyca Berkes Robert and Arlene Brachman Orren and Marilyn Bradley Joan and Fred Brengel Family Foundation Inc. Carla and Neal Butenhoff Mr. and Mrs. Virgis Colbert Tim and Sue Frautschi Carla and Robert Hay

Thomas D. Hesselbrock and Carl Spatz David D. Keen and Judith L. Perkins Susan and Raymond Kehm Richard and Roberta London Katharine and Sandy Mallin Kim and David Mathews Rose Mary and Frank Matusinec Barbara and Henrik Moe Mrs. John Monroe Mr. Gregory W. Mulry and Mr. Kenneth E. Multhauf Christopher B. and Anne L. Noyes Mr. Lawrence W. Oliverson and Ms. Donna N. Guthrie Mr. and Mrs. H. Nicholas Pabst Ms. Elaine N. Peterson Mr. Randy R. Reddemann Richard Schreiner and Alison Graf Peggy and Bob Schuemann Mrs. Wendy L. Sleight Jacquelyn and Way Thompson Jr. Kathleen and Charles G. Vogel Kathleen Saito Yuille Ms. Alanna Zrimsek and Mr. Morton Levin $5,000–9,999

Anonymous Armbrust Foundation Mrs. James M. Auer Anthony and Priscilla Beadell Bruce and Melissa Block Clarence Chou Mr. and Mrs. Frederick R. Croen Larry and Eileen Dean

Eileen and Howard Dubner Julianna Ebert and Frank J. Daily Dr. Peter Foote and Dr. Robin S. Wilson Mrs. Barbara N. Fuldner The Gardner Foundation Greater Milwaukee Foundation John and Melita Lane Family Fund William and Colette Goldammer Jule and Michael Groh The Hamilton Family Foundation Sally and Jack Hill Susan and Lee Jennings David and Diane Knox Dr. Alice M. Kuramoto Cynthia LaConte Jerry & Ellin Levy and Patti & Doug Levy Jess and Amanda Merten Scott and Marjorie Moon George and Julie Mosher Family Foundation Joan W. Nason Mrs. Jill G. Pelisek Claire Pfleger Linda and Blaine Rieke Philip and Reva Shovers Mr. and Mrs. Roger S. Smith Christine and James Speaker Ann Terwilliger William and Eleanor Wainwright $1,000– 4,999

Bill and Linda Abraham John and Mary Almasi Anonymous (5) Carol A. Barnett given in honor of Hazel and Thomas Barnett

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Dr. Richard P. Barthel and Mrs. Diana Barthel Robert and Carole Bonner Bradley Family Foundation Inc. given in memory of Marjorie P. Franz Joan E. Brengel Ms. Sally Brown Dr. Henry and Barbara Burko Anthony and Patricia Busalacchi Kathlyn M. and Christopher J. Callen Mr. and Mrs. Gerald E. Connolly Mr. Kenneth J. Cook and Mrs. Jean H. Cook Mary and Paul S. Counsell Terri and Paul Danola John and Sue Dragisic Ms. Kathryn Drexler Ms. Karen Drummond Mr. and Mrs. James O. Durand Mr. Eric M. Eben and Mrs. Christine M. Fenske-Eben Lois Ehlert Mr. Jerry Feldman and Mrs. Debra Rand Feldman given in memory of Michael Rand Feldman Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fischer Anne and Dean Fitzgerald Ms. E. Kelly Fitzsimmonds Janet and David Fleck Fran Franklin Mr. and Mrs. Frederic G. Friedman Greater Milwaukee Foundation Konrad Family Fund Kopmeier Family Fund Marie E. Weiss Fund Ms. Ruth K. Goldmann and Mr. Harry L. Wallace Idy and Bill Goodman 54

Scott and Janice Gray Mr. and Mrs. F. William Haberman Christopher and Suzanne Hanks Ms. Gail Hesselbrock Mrs. Bernadine R. Huber John T. and Suzanne Jacobus Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Todd R. Jaremko William D. and Janet L. Johnson Debra J. Jupka Judith Keyes Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Kimball Steve and Mary Jo Knauf Mr. Herbert V. Kohler and Ms. Natalie Black Mrs. Catherine Krueger Steven and Cheryl Kuhnmuench Mr. Scott K. Larson Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lasca Mrs. Eleanor D. Lee Mr. Jeffrey C. Levy Dr. Joseph A. Libnoch Donald R. and Barbara B. Lynch Mrs. Ann R. MacIver Sherry and Norm Malmon Dr. and Mrs. Edward and Carolyn B. Maruggi Maxsan Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Paul McCaughey Kathleen and Thomas McCormick Joseph and Joni McDevitt Mrs. Robert L. McGlynn Mrs. Janet Meister Ms. Susan D. Mischler Mr. George N. Mueller and Mrs. Patricia H. Mueller John and Sharon Muendel Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Murphy

Jane and Keith Nosbusch given in honor of Amy Kirschke and Barbara Brown Lee Ms. Diane Pellegrin and Mr. Chris M. Bauer Ms. Rita Petretti Sharon and James Petrie Skip and Ildy Polliner Joan and Don Prachthauser Dr. Sarah J. Pratt Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Quadracci Mrs. Norma Rand Mrs. Wendy Randall Timothy Raupp and Carla Karua David and Roberta Remstad Mr. Brady Roberts and Mrs. Anna Roberts Sande Robinson Julie and Mason Ross Charles and Patricia Roy Terry and Phil Rozga Mr. J. Wesley Schaum Bob and Judy Scott Janet M. Seizyk Dr. Neville Sender and Mrs. Adrianne Pollack-Sender Sheehan Family Foundation Janine and Bruce Smith Mr. Judson Snyder and Mrs. Jessica Snyder Mr. Harold A. Steen given in memory of Florence H. Steen Barbara Stein David and Rachael Stein Gary J. Steinhafel and Jocelyn Servick John Stewig and Richard Bradley Sara K. Stum Ms. Mary N. Vandenberg and Mr. Keith Mardak Robert and Brooke Walker

Carolyn White-Travanti and Leon Travanti Ted Wiley Mrs. Richard Zauner Thomas Zigan and Scott Jones Lifetime Members

When supporters provide sustained assistance rising far above the ordinary, the Museum honors them as Lifetime Members. We are deeply grateful to the following for the support they have provided.

Tracy and Peg Atkinson Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Atterberry Drs. Isabel and Alfred Bader Jay and Patty Baker Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Baumgartner Barbara and Russell E. Bowman The Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation Marilyn A. Charles Richard R. Cherek Mr. and Mrs. Ben Choice Michael J. Cudahy Joanne Dyskow Helena P. Ehlke Gloria and Steven Foster Dr. Marvin Fruth Christopher Goldsmith David and Maggi Gordon Dr. George Gray Herzfeld Foundation John and Catherine Irion David and Cynthia Kahler Daniel F. Kehrer Mrs. Robert V. Krikorian Layton Art Collection Inc. Barbara Brown Lee

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Sally Manegold Mrs. Arthur F. Milbrath David Moynihan Jane Bradley Pettit Foundation Joan M. Pick The Reiman Family Foundation Ronald McDonald House Charities of Eastern Wisconsin Inc. Pleasant T. Rowland Foundation Mrs. Marcia Specks Lawrence R. Stadler Sally and Steve Stevens David and Julia Uihlein Charitable Foundation Mrs. Erwin C. Uihlein Lynde B. Uihlein Mrs. Rymund Wurlitzer Legacy Society

The following have made arrangements through wills, retirement plans, charitable remainder trusts, or other instruments to leave a portion of their estate to the Museum. Their legacies will help ensure that the Museum’s exhibitions and programs will serve many generations to come.

Anonymous (9) George R. Affeldt Jr. Charles* and Dorothy Aring James M.* and Marilyn M. Auer Adam Bauman Mr. and Mrs. John Robert Baumgartner* Priscilla and Anthony Beadell

David E.* and Natalie B. Beckwith T. Thompson Bosworth Anthony and Andrea Bryant Mrs. John D. Bryson Thomas and Barbara Burton Lynn Chappy Lisa A. H. Cudahy Mary L. Dahlman Mary Ann Delzer Mary Terese Duffy Roma and Laurence Eiseman Bob and Kathy Emery Elizabeth and Frederic Friedman Ellen and Richard Glaisner Carole and Adam Glass Jeffrey C. Glock and Jane E. Reilly Christopher Goldsmith Donald and Carolie Goniu Florence S. Grodin Arlene Hansen Edward T. Hashek Michael and Gay Hatfield Carla and Robert Hay Sheila M. Hendrix John G. Hill Jr. and Sarah H. Hill Marianne Hillebrand Mr. and Mrs. James Hyde Angela and George Jacobi Douglas C. James Russ Jankowski Susan M. Jennings Judy and Gary Jorgensen Dr. Charles and Mrs. Anne Junkerman Jane L. and George C. Kaiser Patti Keating Kahn Ray and Susan Kehm Mary E. Kelly Msgr. Raymond N. Kertz Dr. and Mrs. John D. Koehler Kathleen L. Kortas

Mary and Michael* Krall Kenneth and Melinda Scott Krei Nancy and Gilbert Krueger Lise and Tom Lawson Barbara Brown Lee and Wallie* Lee Lawrence and Bridget Lenz Gail Lione and Barry Grossman Helen Peter Love Jacqueline S. Macomber Dr. Robert* and Audrey Mann Tom and Mary McCormick Marilyn E. Miller and Leone Lewensohn Robert J. Lodzinski Barbara Morris and D. Kendall Griffin Joan W. Nason James* and Alice Nelson Diane M. and J. Alan O’Connor Joyce and Nick Pabst Lygere Panagopoulos Jill and Jack* Pelisek Elaine N. Peterson Lucia and Pete Petrie Anthony J. Petullo Ronald and Barbara Poe Gordana and Milan Racic Randy R. Reddemann Thomas J. Reich for the Reich Family Sande Robinson Atty Robert W. and Mrs. Barbara Roth Allen and Vicki Samson Wendy and Douglas* Sleight James and Andrea Schloemer Arthur C.* and Katherine M. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Smocke Mrs. Nita Soref

Susie Gigi Stein Roland and Judith Strampe Mr.* and Mrs. Allen M. Taylor Roseann and David Tolan Carolyn White-Travanti and Leon Travanti Edward M. Turner Kent and Marcia Velde Jo and Bob Wagner Lisa K. Weisman Agnes and Ronald Wells, MD David Wescoe Dick and Susan Wilkey Lee G. Wolcott Georgia Young Bettie Zillman Alanna Zrimsek and Morton Levin PUBLIC FUNDING SOURCES

The continuing support of Milwaukee County makes this facility available under the auspices of the War Memorial Corporation to serve the living in memory of our war dead.

The Milwaukee Art Museum is supported in part by a grant from the Wisconsin Arts Board with funds from the State of Wisconsin and the National Endowment for the Arts.

We also thank the Milwaukee Arts Board for the support it provides with funds from the City of Milwaukee and the State of Wisconsin.

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donors

TRIBUTES

We gratefully acknowledge the generous donors who contributed gifts of $100 or more as a tribute to someone special.

In Honor of Hazel and Thomas Barnett Ms. Carol A. Barnett In Memory of Alan Blumenfeld

Millennium Real Estate Investment Inc. In Memory of Helen M. Burke Ms. Maureen A. Burke In Memory of Richard W. Cutler

Mrs. Amanda Favazzo Mr. John T. Harrington Ms. Lori M. Hertvik The Van Dyke Family In Memory of Sue Dunham

Mr. Patrick Dunham and Ms. Margaret Schmid In Honor of Robb and Kate Edwards

Mr. Bill Wilken and Mrs. Jane Wilken In Memory of Michael Rand Feldman Mr. Jerry Feldman and Mrs. Debra Rand Feldman In Memory of Julius Eugene Felsch Mr. J. Eugene Felsch Ms. Laura Felsch-Roberson In Memory of Jean Friedlander

Anonymous Mr. Martin A. Aquino Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Beronja Ms. Pam Dowling and Mr. Jim Healey Ms. Sarah Ellingboe

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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elsner Mrs. Suzy B. Ettinger Mr. R. S. Ficks and Mrs. Mary E. Briggs-Ficks Mr. and Mrs. James Friedlander Mr. C. Frederick Geilfuss II and Mrs. Anne Wing Hamilton Geilfuss Mr. and Mrs. A. Raymond Kehm Ms. Ruth DeYoung Kohler Dr. and Mrs. Michael C. Kubly Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Laskin Mr. Thomas F. Lechner and Mrs. Kristine J. Lechner Mrs. Marshall Loewi Mr. and Mrs. Frederick G. Luber Ms. Mary Louise Mussoline and Dr. Jim Cope Mr. John Ogden Mr. and Mrs. Richard Seaman Sr. Mr. and Mrs. David A. Weber Mr. and Mrs. George J. Wordingham Mr. and Mrs. Steven D. Zimmerman In Honor of Peter Friedlander Mr. and Mrs. David V. Uihlein Jr. In Honor of Frederic G. Friedman Ms. Sarah Friedman In Honor of Judy Garber Mr. and Mrs. James M. Connelly Dr. and Mrs. James E. Stoll In Memory of Constance Pember Godfrey Mrs. Patricia R. Alverson

Mr. John A. Dickens and Mrs. Nancy S. Dickens First American Payment Systems Mr. Dean Fitzgerald and Mrs. Anne Fitzgerald Mrs. Susan Godfrey Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Godfrey Mr. and Mrs. Leesley B. Hardy Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Jacobus Mr. and Mrs. Daniel T. Krause Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Laskin Mr. and Mrs. Christopher B. Noyes Gilbert and J. Dorothy Palay Family Foundation Ltd. Mrs. Sophie R. Parker Provident Trust Company Mrs. Betty Rupple Schneider National Foundation Mrs. Eleanor Seaman Mr. and Mrs. David V. Uihlein Jr. Mrs. Joan Urdan Mrs. Patricia Van Alyea Mrs. Polly H. Van Dyke* In Memory of Jack Gorbette Mr. Jack Bernstein and Mrs. Gail Berstein In Honor of Libby and Bill Hansen Mr. and Mrs. David V. Uihlein Jr. In Memory of Jim and Avis Heller Heller Foundation Inc. In Memory of Joan Henderson Ms. Jody J. Henderson Sykes

In Memory of Richard T. Johnson Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. James O. Durand In Honor of Jonas Karvelis Mr. and Mrs. Ralph B. Schregardus In Honor of Mary Kelly William Stark Jones Foundation In Honor of Amy Kirschke Mr. and Mrs. Keith D. Nosbusch In Memory of Katharina (Kitty) Krieg Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bourgeois In Honor of Joseph and Helen Lai Ms. Pamela White Wu and Mr. Chyan Wu In Honor of Barbara Brown Lee Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Camitta Mr. and Mrs. Keith D. Nosbusch In Honor of Ellin S. Levy Ms. Judy Gordon In Honor of Elizabeth J. Menacher Woody Sutton and Claudia Sutton In Memory of Fred D. Niedermeyer Mr. and Mrs. Mark Zeman In Honor of Jill Pelisek Ms. Catherine G. Pullar In Memory of James Plunkett Ms. Ann Junker In Memory of Betty Quadracci Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bartolotta Cudahy Owners Association

donors

In Memory of William L. Randall Mr. and Mrs. Donald Baumgartner Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Bradley Dr. and Mrs. Harry A. Easom Mr. Dean Fitzgerald and Mrs. Anne Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. John C. Fowler Mr. George F. Hartnett Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Jacobus Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon B. Lubar Mr. and Mrs. David G. Meissner Mrs. Judith Meissner Dr. and Mrs. Robert Montgomery Ms. Susan Nichols Mr. Jonathan R. Page and Mrs. Patrice M. Page Ms. Joyce Povolny The Private Client Reserve at U.S. Bank Mrs. Betty Rupple Mrs. Elizabeth S. Slugg Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Stacy Mrs. Judith Z. Stark Mr. Warren A. Stephens and Mrs. Harriet Stephens Mr. and Mrs. William C. Stevens Mrs. Barbara Sullivan Mr. Charles L. Thomas Jr. and Mrs. Joan H. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. W. Kent Velde Robert and Brooke Walker Mr. Jonathan T. Walton and Mrs. Salome E. Walton Mr. Philip A. Whitacre

Mr. and Mrs. James B. Wigdale In Memory of Dorothy Nelle Sanders Ms. Flettene Neal In Memory of Lillian Schultz Mrs. Diane Byrne Ms. Patricia Denning In Memory of Florence H. Steen Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Steen In Honor of Kate and Jeff Straw Mr. Howard Whitehead and Mrs. Mary Whitehead In Honor of Marjorie Sutton Ms. Barbara M. Weigner In Memory of Joan M. Wells Mr. John M. Karon and Ms. Kate Killebrew In Memory of Charles J. Wilson Mr. Alan O. Amos and Ms. Marcia E. Lazar Mr. John V. Moore Mr. Thomas M. O’Malley GIFTS IN KIND

The following individuals and organizations generously provided goods and services to help the Museum in 2013–14.

Bel Air Cantina Boone & Crockett Tyanna Buie Café La Paloma Chamberlin Group Christie’s Comp-U-Rent DigiCopy Elephant Cafe

The Fox Company Front Room Photography Michael Gaffney/Milwaukee School of Flower Design Hammel, Green and Abrahamson Inc. Hotel Foster A. Raymond Kehm Raymond R. Krueger/ Michael Best & Friedrich LLP M Magazine Mahler Enterprises Inc. Microsoft Corporation Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Clive Promhows/ Live Artists Studio Stevens Point Brewery STRUT Steven Wysocki Vanguard Computers Inc. Friends of Art Event/ Project Sponsors and Gifts in Kind

Bal du Lac Associated Banc-Corp BMO Harris Bank Brewers Community Foundation CG Schmidt Michael and Lisa Cudahy Ernst & Young Suzy B. Ettinger Debra and Jerry Feldman Fiserv Foley & Lardner LLP Froedtert and The Medical College of Wisconsin Front Room Photography Godfrey & Kahn, S.C. Claire and Glen Hackmann Elizabeth Quadracci Harned and Chris Harned Hawks Landscape International Autos

Johnson Controls Judy and Gary Jorgensen Robert and Gerda Klingbeil Kohl’s Cares La Tulipe Mr. and Mrs. Donald Layden Jr. John Crouch and Joan Lubar Majic Michael Best & Friedrich LLP Northwestern Mutual Foundation PNC Bank Ripp Realty Robertson Ryan & Associates Inc. SC Johnson & Son Inc. Sensient Skydive Milwaukee Wendy and Peter Slocum Nita Soref Tenth and Blake U.S. Bank von Briesen & Roper, S.C. Ursala and Gerhard Von Der Ruhr Lakefront Festival of Art Adelmann Travel Baker Tilly Virchow Krause Blue Moon (Tenth & Blake) Danny Vegh’s Hawks Landscape Pepsi Americas PNC Potawatomi Quad/Graphics and Milwaukee Magazine Robert W. Baird & Co. Foundation Roundy’s Schlossmann Automotive ShopKeep POS Svedka Vodka Quarles & Brady LLP

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docents + volunteers Docent Council

Active Docents

Melissa Block Chair

Becky Adlam George Affeldt Sylvia Barany Barbara Bartholin Peetie Basson Jody Baxter Carl Becker Diane Berndt Melissa Block Jan Blooming Anne Borkowf Jeannette Brasseur Pat Brophy Libby Bruce Donna Burdge Marsha Camitta Geralyn Cannon Miriam Cleary Mary Crawford Wendy Crawford Eileen Dean Mary Ann Delzer Louise Doornek Rhonda Downey Mary Therese Duffy Dulce Duran Mary Lou Elson Ingrid Erickson Claire Fabric Heidi Fallone Sylvia Fishman Janis Frank Enas Gerges Grace Gnorski Frank Green Ruth Gregory Amy Greil Jule Groh Tsui-Ching Hammond Suzanne Hanks Karen Hellman Suzanne Herszenson Roger Heuberger Lloyd Hickson

Jane Fee Past Chair Ken Loeffel Secretary Nancy Matthisen Judy White Continuing Education Peetie Basson Diane Kane Docent Digest Joan Hunt Janet Vopal Greeter Team Coordinators Suzie Hanks Louise Keck Sandy Shadwick Hospitality Claudia Shea Junior Docent School Program Coordinator Sally McCaughey Sally Pratt Peer Review Helga Mikoteit Carla Uphill Travel Irene Morgan Docent at Large

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Jack Hill Rana Holbrook Joan Hunt Liz Joehnk Andrea Johnson Barbara Jorgensen Karen Jossi Eileen Kaczmarek Shinji Kaiser Diane Kane Jonas Karvelis Louise Keck Raymond Kehm Lorie Klibowitz Kathrine Kloecker Louise Konrath Ron Kosek Bobbi Krier Mary Krueger Susan LaBudde Laura Lange Barbara Larkin Alice Lipscomb Kenneth Loeffel Joan Maas James Maki Deborah Mamerow Paul Masterson Nancy Matthisen Sally McCaughey Laeh Bensman McHenry Joe McPhillips Betty Menacher Helga Mikoteit Joseph Miller Robert Mitchell Sharon Muendel Kathleen Muldowney Beatrice Murphy Mary Murphy Sharon Nieman Koebert Nancy Northey Anne Noyes

Joyce Pabst Katie Parent Rhonda Pelk Carol Peterson Karen Petric Lynn Pilmaier Frank Pipp Margaret Plotkin Joan Prachthauser Sarah Pratt Mary Read Gail Rennie Rita Rochte Tracy Rokosz Gloria Rozmus Sheila Rudberg Judith Ruland Linda Sanduski Jeewon Schally Cynthia Schmadeke Sandy Shadwick Judy Shapiro Claudia Shea Pamela Shovers Susan Siegert Marcia Singer Wendy Sleight Mary Ellen Smith Susan Steinman Carol Stephenson Ethel Stern Judy Strampe Larry Sussman Terry Sutter Terri Sutton Mary Alice Tamsen Karen Thaker Rikki Thompson Jerome Trewyn Beverly Ugent Carla Uphill Janet Vopal Mary Alice Wasielewski Bonnie Welz

Thomas Whipp Judy White Heidi Wurlitzer Josephine Yanasak Meta Zobec-Novak Emeritus

Suzanne Aiken Kathy Arenz Vicki Banghart Joan Barnett Katherine Beeson Kathy Boer Martha Bolles Leanne Boris Claudette Bostrom Arlene Brachman Patty Brink Alexandra Buchholz Phyllis Casey Joanne Charlton Judy Christofferson Judith Croak Lorraine Croft Patricia Crump Elizabeth Cuneo Mary Dahlman Barbara Damm Bette Drought Joan Drouin Stephanie Dudek Janet Dulde Virginia Dunphy JoAnn Eddy Audrienne Eder George Evans Estelle Felber Ellen Flesch Peg Fleury Sue Frautschi Marilyn Giaimo Anne Gimbel Ellen Glaisner Susan Godfrey

docents + volunteers

Linda Goetsch Paula Goldman Eileen Gruesser Mary Hamilton Donna Hensel Adrienne Hirsch Mary Holden Lorraine Horst Caroline Imhoff Jeanne Jacobs Nancy Jaekels Beth Just Joan Kabins Elsie Kanin Audrey Keyes Carole Kintis Lila Lange Joan Larscheid Elaine Larsen Carol Lehmann Audrey Mann Julie McHale Mary-Claude McNulty Mary Meyers Sylvia Miller Irene Morgan Joan Nason Alice Nelson Jenny Nelson Annette Niedermeyer Joyce Ninneman Sue Oster Dorothy Ann Phinney Sue Pieper Norma Rand Beverly Rattner Mary Ellen Reiland Marcie Roberts Terry Rozga Mary Jo Schauer Brenda Schendel Janis Scherr Sally Schuler Jane Segerdahl Janet Seizyk

Cathy Simpson Dorothy Stadler Sharon Steinmetz Patricia Strassburger Carol Thieme Roseann Tolan Priscilla Tuschen Susan Vebber Anne Vogel Margret Jhin Walsh Alice White Kathy Wicht Carol Wiensch Pamela Willms Barbara Wood Clarice Zucker Leave of Absence

Mary Ackermann Sue Berce Sharon Canter Gale Childs-Daly Mary Ann Crossot Jane Fee John Oberwetter Michael Radichel Trainees

Diane Aiello Rose Balistreri Cari Bravo Heidi Crimmins Cindy Deming Mary Lynn Elver Susan Forrer Victoria Goese Kathleen Grady Holly Harnischfeger Jerrod Johnson Jill Kemper Janet Larscheid Roseann Lyons Mary Beth Mahoney Kelley McInstosh

Jane Nosbusch Yvonne Porter Edith Radovich Brenda Richardson Nedret Rix Joan Schmidman Lisa Schultz Jane Somers Volunteers

Mary Ann Adams Patricia Bakula Jody Beer James Berkes Sarah Biskowitz Jane Botham Rose Brojanac Diane Buege Ann Burda Amy Burke Christine Burroughs Cyndi Carini Mary Jo Coffee Kathy Conrow Marion Curtis Nancy Desjardins Caitlin Driver Bette Dulka Sherry Ewaskowitz Priscilla Farrell Mary Fiedler Karen Geisel Lynne Glendenning Joan Glyzewski Marge Gosline Marialyce Gove Virgil Guenther Elaine Haberichter Ralph Harast Laurene Harschutz Caitlin Haycock Sally Hensel Mary Hoefert Jean Holmes

Russ Jankowski Russell Kafka Andrea Katcha Kathleen Kelly Mary Kelly Marty Kerrigan Marie Kingsbury Diane Kirchen Lorie Klibowitz Barbara Klinger Lidia Klos Kathy Kortas Joan Levine Alice Lipscomb Ken Loeffel Audrey Lozier Kathleen Mand Laeh McHenry Marion Metzow Cynthia Michael Sue Nelsen Marilee Nord Judy Owens Peggy Patros Rhonda Pelk Jan Perry Kelly Phoungphol Marilyn Pietrzak Patricia Pietrzak Gloria Rath Maureen Rice David Riehl Marlene Riehl Ruth Robertson Curt Rode Pat Rode Linda Rosen Philip Rozga Laura Schalk Cindy Schmadeke Tom Schneider Carol Schwartz Milli Shade Virginia Simerly Kay Smith

Laura Smith Beatrice Steffes Betty Storey Stephanie Strand Terry Sutter Nancy Timm Patricia Van Kampen Marlene Watchmaker Phoebe Wechsler Larry Wellenstein Charlotte Wharton Dorothy Wilkins Carole Wirtala Chad Wleczyk Susan Yale Maja Nevzala Zagorac Ted Zinders Meta Zobec-Novak

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staff

As of August 31, 2014 *part-time

DIRECTOR’S OFFICE

Daniel Keegan Director Cathee Boeder Executive Assistant

Catherine Sawinski Assistant Curator of Earlier European Art

CONSERVATION

Tina Schinabeck Collections Manager of Works on Paper

Terri White Associate Conservator

HUMAN RESOURCES

Margaret Andera* Adjunct Curator

Jan Fleming Director of Human Resources

Rachel Vander Weit Curatorial Assistant

Mary Beth Frigo Human Resources Associate

CURATORIAL

Brady Roberts Chief Curator Liz Flaig Curatorial Department Administrator Brandon Ruud Constance and Dudley J. Godfrey Jr. Curator of American Art and Decorative Arts

REGISTRAR’S OFFICE

Dawn Gorman Frank Senior Registrar Jane O’Meara Associate Registrar Melissa Hartley Omholt Associate Registrar Stephanie Hansen Database Administrator/Assistant Registrar for Exhibitions and Loans

Tanya Paul The Isabel and Alfred Bader Curator of European Art

Lydelle Abbott Assistant Registrar for Exhibitions/Rights and Reproduction Coordinator

Lisa Sutcliffe Curator of Photography

Demetra Copoulos* Registrar’s Assistant

Jim DeYoung Senior Conservator

Chris Niver Assistant Conservator Tim Ladwig Preparator Jenille Junco* Conservation Assistant Glenda Puhek* Conservation Assistant

LIBRARY

Heather Winter Librarian/Archivist Beret Balestrieri Kohn Audio Visual Librarian

ART PREPARATORS

David Russick Exhibition Designer Joe Kavanaugh Chief Preparator Dave Moynihan Construction Preparator Neil Gasparka Preparator Arthur Mohagen Preparator

Kraig Przybylski Preparator

Dena Nord Graphic Designer

Matt Plain* Preparator

Nathan Pyper Junior Graphic Designer

Amanda Stein* Preparator Jessica Steeber* Reinstallation Project Assistant

COMMUNICATIONS

Vicki Scharfberg Senior Director of Marketing and Communications Kristin Settle Public Relations Manager Neil Kulas Manager of Web and Interactive Media Kris Martinez Interactive Designer Sally Spannagle Marketing Coordinator

DESIGN

Leslie Boll Senior Graphic Designer Christina Dittrich Senior Editor

VISITOR SERVICES

Bryan Kwapil Director of Visitor Experience Gretchen Armitage Visitor Services Manager Gwen Ripp* Administrative Receptionist Cassandra Papesh* Visitor Services Supervisor Melissa Thomas* Lead Representative Diane Berndt* Brian Kingsbury* Selmer Kjos* Athena Naylor* Tessa Norman* Pamela Nourse* Julie Novakofski* Tom Penglase* Alysha Rendflesh* Jordan Severson* Leigh Wilcox* Visitor Services Representatives/ Garage Attendants/ Coat Check Attendants

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staff

MUSEUM STORE

CAFÉ

Karen McNeely Director of Retail Operations

Warren Daigle Café and Events Finance Manager

Donele Pettit-Mieding Museum Store Marketing Manager

Heather Korte Café Calatrava and Coffee Shop Manager

Jeanne Tripi Museum Store Manager

Micah Kaufman Chef de Cuisine

Brieanne Maldonado-Cruz* Assistant Buyer Anna Dempsey Fischer Store Operations/ Web Manager Ann Akin* Purchasing Analyst Mary Johnson Lead Sales Associate Linda Garofalo* Keyholder Associate Bianca Brandolino* Barbara Duffy* Rae Anne Gazinski* Carolyn Huibregtse* Lauren Marvell* Ellie Nicholson* Alicia Rice* Elizabeth Salvaggio* Mary Lou Simmelink* Erin Van Quill* Sheila Vollman* Monica Zakrzewski* Store Associates

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Jamie Nelson Sous Chef Max Perez Catering Kitchen Manager Jessica Gaskey* Assistant Manager Café Front of House Staff

Dawn Behr* Jzazell Chambliss* Jo Christie* Erin Donovan* Doug Gamauf* Joe Gauthier* Elizabeth Hahn* Danielle Hanson* Raianna Harders* Yessica Jimenez* Brendan Jones* Ngoc Le* Shelley Maculan* Michelle Mayo* Dan McNeely* Victoria Melavic* Kara Mueller* Andrea Orozco* Kathryn Parlow* Hannah Patzer*

Cheryl Pliss* Amy Porath* Samantha Robinson* Armando Roman* Philip Sletteland* Katelyn Slinger* John Sonn* Barrett Travis* Mia Tripi* Rochelle Vlaj* Malkin Wallace* Bradley Wooten* Servers Café Back of House Staff

Ramon Lopez Avila* Zach Baca* Doug Bautch* Rachel Beem* Emma Borkowski* Jim Cook* Nilmarie Toledo Franco* Katherine Gabert* Devlin George* Elton Liggins* Suzanne Schlicht* TJ Walsh* Harold Wright* Lydia Yang* Cooks/Dishwashers Events

Melissa Donahue Internal Events Coordinator Events Set Up

Riley Engstrom Set Up Supervisor Pat DeBlaey* Gene Duprey* Andy Kruck* Luke Morgan* Ian Renfrew* Bryen Wenzel* Soren Zweifel* Set Up Technicians

EDUCATION AND PROGRAMS

Brigid Globensky Barbara Brown Lee Senior Director of Education and Programs Amy Kirschke Director of Adult, Docent, and School Programs Emily Sullivan Director of Youth and Family Programs

Michelle McCue Events and Sales Manager

Chelsea Kelly Manager of Digital Learning

Katie Shorts Wedding Coordinator

Laci Coppins Manager of School and Teacher Programs

Laura Hartrich Corporate Events Coordinator

Michelle Bastyr Kohl’s Art Generation Community Relations Coordinator Brett Henzig Youth and Family Programs Coordinator Shannon Molter Youth and Family Programs Educator Janet Gourley Education Department Administrator Kristin Beierlein Kohl’s Color Wheels Team Coordinator Emily Gaustad* Jessica Janzer* Brittany Kieler* Jeanne Kollmeyer* Jessie Long* Rachel Sanders* Courtney Schmidt* Jessica Yocherer* Youth and Family Program Assistants Tim Abel* Jen Arpin* Eric Borchert* Susan Borgen* Susan Brandstetter* Lynda Cipov* Amber DuChateau* Jenny Grebe* Seng Her* Cynthia Loehr* Whitney McAllister* Mary Fran Murray*

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Dawn Omernik Nimmer* Passion Terrell* MaiKue Vang* Paula Washow* Scott Weidner* Ted Zindars* Teachers - Temporary

PUBLIC PROGRAMS

Fran Serlin Director of Public Programs Marcie Hoffman Docent Tour Coordinator Meghan Walsh Tour Scheduler

FINANCE

Geri Hickman Accounting Assistant

FACILITIES

Dan Kehrer Director of Facilities Dan Somers Facilities Engineer Erwin van Dyck Facilities Manager Geoff Mumau HVAC Technician Carlos Leon-Roman Facilities Assistant

INFORMATION SYSTEMS

SECURITY

Praveen Krishnamurti Director of Information and Interactive Technology

Dan Carney Director of Security

Jane Wochos Chief Financial Officer

Brad Novak Security Manager

Eric Boehle Controller

Francisco Driessen George Rebicek John Rittberg Lead Officers

Chris Gaskey Accounting Manager Rhonda Flory Payroll/General Ledger Associate Heidi Koester Office Administration Associate Rosie Ma Accounting Assistant

Jeff Jiracek Stephanie Johnson Diane Kendall Natalie Kubicki Kevin Megonigle Crystal Pahman Michael Rembalski Dan Rutherford Nick Schmidt Jeff Simon Milissa Socolick Doug Toshner John Veger Security Officers

James Sudberry Lead Security Station Operator Gary Bolhar Jim Byrne Rich Cherek Adam Dudenhoefer Greg Heinritz Angela Hudy Nathaniel Hughes Warren Iles

Dustin Dupree Systems Administrator Bob Burton Support Technician Ted Williams Brusubardis Manager of Electronic Media Mark Glatzel* Audio Visual Technician

DEVELOPMENT

Mary Albrecht Senior Director of Development Therese Palazzari Director of Institutional Gifts Sara Stum Director of Individual and Planned Giving DeDe Chaoui Director of Development Information Systems

SPECIAL INTEREST AND SUPPORT GROUPS

Krista Renfrew Director of Special Events Jennifer Kobe Special Events Coordinator Dionne Wachowiak* Special Events Assistant

Rita Flores Wiskowski Institutional Gifts Manager Michael Wogoman Membership Manager Rachel Kaspar Membership Relations Coordinator Jess Goehner Donor Events and Sponsorship Coordinator Terry Pachuca Development Assistant

Christian Kocinski Mulder* Audio Visual Technician

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financial report Financially, the Milwaukee Art Museum concluded fiscal year 2014 with a balanced budget and a strong balance sheet, with no debt as of August 31, 2014. Net assets are approximately $146 million as of year-end.

The following are among the highlights of the 2014 operating year: • T he Museum Store, Café Calatrava, and facility rentals saw continued success; all contributed a gross profit of almost $2.4 million, approximately the same as the prior year.

• Goals for the annual campaign and membership were met and approximated the same level of giving as the prior year.

• Major progress was made on the Plan for the Future campaign, with over $16 million raised as of August 31, 2014.

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The investment portfolio experienced strong performance in 2014, gaining approximately $4.9 million in market value from the prior year. The total market value of investments was $51.3 million in 2014, compared to $46.7 million in 2013.

The Museum’s ability to raise and earn revenues sufficient to cover operating expenses will continue to be a challenge in the years ahead. As the Museum plans for its future, successfully accomplishing its goals will depend on continuing to expand the visitor experience, grow its Member and donor base, and build a larger endowment.

The Museum has identified several planned gifts that will help build the endowment in the years ahead.

financial statements MILWAUKEE ART MUSEUM CONDENSED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION As of August 31, 2014

Assets

Cash and cash equivalents Investments and funds held in trust* Inventories and other assets Accounts receivable, net Pledges receivable, net Property and equipment, net

Liabilities and net assets

5,001,075 51,596,656 1,434,384 197,303 11,163,603 78,170,814

Total assets

147,563,835

Payables Deferred revenue Total liabilities

1,381,448 655,383 2,036,831

Total net assets

145,527,004

Total liabilities and net assets

147,563,835

CONDENSED STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS Operating fund only

Operating revenue

Operating expenses

Contributed revenue Education Unrestricted 5,825,105 Audience and communication Restricted for programs 570,288 Presentation and curatorial Total contributed revenue 6,395,393 Business operations Earned revenue 5,459,026 Administrative and development Endowment draw for operations 1,220,499 Facilities and security Total operating revenue

13,074,918

Change in unrestricted net assets from operations *Investments 12% Reinstallation

8% Other

19% Acquisitions

2% Board designated 12% Curatorial

7% Education

40% Operations

Total operating expenses

1,310,071 2,013,437 3,383,614 1,436,130 1,962,406 2,967,146 13,072,804

2,114 Operating revenue

10% Education

9% Endowment draw for operations

42% Earned revenue

Operating expenses

49% Total contributed revenue

15% Audience and communication

23% Facilities and security

15% Administration and development

26% Presentation and curatorial

11% Business operations

The condensed statement of financial position and the condensed statement of operations are derived from the Milwaukee Art Museum’s financial statements as of August 31, 2014, which have been audited by Wipfli LLP, independent auditors, whose report expressed an unqualified opinion on those financial statements. A complete copy is available upon request or can be found on the Museum’s website: mam.org.

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