Exhibitions - Washington County Museum of Fine Arts

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Washington County Museum Of Fine Arts
401 Museum Drive, City Park | Hagerstown, Maryland
Fiscal Year 2013 |
July 1, 2012 - June 30, 2013
Mission and History
Established in 1931 the mission of the Washington County Museum of Fine Arts
is to collect, preserve, interpret, and exhibit art of lasting quality for the citizens
of Hagerstown, Washington County, and the surrounding region. The mission is
implemented through the development, interpretation, and care of art collections;
creation of original and educational exhibitions; and presentation of interpretive
lectures, concerts, films, art instruction, and other programs to ensure that visitors
gain a better appreciation and understanding of the fine arts. The Museum has
been recognized as one of the finest small museums in the United States. The
presentation and care of art collections, and associated interpretive activities
requires the maintenance of a specialized and architecturally significant building
and grounds. The Museum’s historic building is protected by an Easement of the
Maryland Historic Trust.
Contents
President & Director
2
Exhibitions4
Collections & Acquisitions
7
Conservation &
Incoming Loans
10
Outgoing Loans
11
Gallery Talks & Lectures
11
The Washington County Museum of Fine Arts has an enduring commitment to arts
education and to the support of regional artists. The Museum regularly offers studio
art courses, art historical lectures, concerts, and exhibitions from its permanent
collection and traveling exhibitions.
Art Education
12
Singer Society
14
Accredited by the American Alliance of Museums (formerly American Association
of Museums) since 1976, the Museum’s collection includes over 7,000 works of art.
The Museum actively collects works of art in the fields of American Art, international
collections in keeping with the vision and desires of its’ founders, Anna (Brugh)
and William Henry Singer, Jr., and world cultures and art of the region. Their
generosity and that of subsequent collectors has resulted in a remarkable collection
with strengths in American Art, including works by the Peale family, Benjamin West,
Frederic Church, Thomas Moran, John Frederick Kensett, William Merritt Chase,
Wayland Bartlett, Childe Hassam, and Norman Rockwell.
Art in Bloom
15
Funding Support
16
Memorial &
In-kind Donations
18
Treasure Sale Donors
18
Benefactor’s &
Exhibition Sponsors
19
Annual Fund &
Washington County Gives
21
Fundraising Raffle
22
Concerts13
Membership23
Auditor’s Financial Report
27
Board of Trustees & Staff
32
Attendance:
2012-2013
41,569
Web site Visits:
2012-2013
22,064
Cover Photo: Don Viar, Museum Educator, Washington County Museum of Fine Arts
FY 2013 Annual Report | 1
Greetings from the President & Director
The Washington County Museum of Fine Arts serves the four-state region as its major cultural institution, open six days a
week, offering free admission to a nationally recognized art collection and numerous lively programs, educational offerings
and concerts. Completing 82 years of service, the Museum supported regional tourism and economic development initiatives.
The Museum hosted tourists from 45 states, Washington, D. C. and 25 foreign countries this year.
The Museum settled into the second year of the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) funded collections inventory,
launched the “Valley of the Shadow” exhibition as part of the region’s 150th Commemoration of the American Civil War,
and produced an exhibition catalog and associated monthly programming. The Museum loaned works of art to important
exhibitions. The Museum’s Thomas Birch Shipwreck painting was part of a very successful exhibition and accompanying
book Shipwreck at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. The Museum’s John Hesselius Portrait of Mrs. Thomas Gough was loaned
to the important exhibition, “Painters and Paintings of the Early American South,” at Colonial Williamsburg Museums. In
conjunction with the IMLS funded Collections Inventory, consultant Mary Case facilitated a Part II collections committee
discussion about quality, focused on different areas within the collections, and the Museum hosted a visit from two senior
programs officers of the IMLS and half-day collections assessments by paper conservator Nancy Purinton and art glass/art
pottery collector Michael Merson. Collections staff applied for and received a re-CAP (Conservation Assessment Program)
for a complete collections stewardship assessment conducted by certified conservator Hanna Szczepanowska.
The Museum sponsored highly successful bus trips to museums in Philadelphia, Delaware, and Washington, DC. Museum
staff undertook a review of the Museum’s library holdings led by Baltimore Museum of Art Library Director, Linda TompkinsBaldwin. The Thursday evening Civil War Lecture Series was presented 13 times and became rooted and successful. Maryland
poet-laureate, Stanley Plumly, read at the Museum. The Singer Society’s “In and Out” series provided stimulating and creative
educational opportunities to the volunteers. The members of the Singer Society presented the 11th Annual Treasure Sale, a
Singer Memorial Gallery Re-dedication & Ribbon Cutting, June 9, 2013.
From left are: George Stone, President, Building Systems, Inc.; Aaron House, Architect, Bushey Feight Morin; Dan Aufdem-brinke,
Nora Roberts Foundation; Tom Riford, President, Hagerstown-Washington County Convention and Visitors Bureau;
Rebecca Massie Lane, Director, Washington County Museum of Fine Arts; Mary Helen Strauch, President, Board of Trustees,
Washington County Museum of Fine Arts; Jeff Cline, Member, Board of County Commissioners, Washington County, Maryland;
Lewis Metzner, Member, City Council, Hagerstown, Maryland; David Gysberts, Mayor, City of Hagerstown, Maryland;
Don Bowman, Member, City Council, Hagerstown, Maryland.
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great success, organized nine educational and social monthly meetings, hosted exhibition and concert receptions, led tours,
provided volunteer leadership for the Museum Shop, and served as welcome desk greeters. Art in Bloom, the Benefactors’
Reception and the Annual Membership meetings were well-attended, successful Community Museum events. The Pandolfi
brunch and concert was a highly festive conclusion to the events of this Museum year.
The Museum underwent a Maryland Historic Trust building review and completed the self-study and site review for the
American Alliance of Museums’ Community Engagement Assessment. As part of CAP, the Museum also underwent a
thorough review by architectural historian Bryan Townes. Architects Murphy and Dittenhafer received the “Good Design =
Good Business” AIA Award for the Museum’s Anne G. and Howard S. Kaylor Atrium, and former president of the Museum
Board of Trustees, Thomas C. Newcomer, was named the Herald-Mail “Person of the Year”. Trustees, staff, volunteers and
members joined a planning retreat in the spring of 2012 that culminated in the trustees’ adoption of a written long range
plan for the Museum’s future.
The Museum weathered several challenges this past year including an expensive and disruptive computer “worm” attack,
Hurricane Sandy emergency preparations, and the failure and subsequent indoor flood of the new HVAC unit for the
Atrium. The Museum completed the Past-Perfect Contacts upgrade, conversion to Constant Contact Email News Releases,
participated in the first year of “Washington County Gives”, launched the Legacy Campaign for the endowment, and began
the process of website redesign.
The Museum hosted meetings of the Maryland Heritage Areas Authority Board, the Maryland Life Magazine’s Western
Maryland Board, and the Maryland Commission on Artistic Property as well as special visits from Dr. Dolf van dem Brink,
Chair of the Board of the Singer Laren Museum in Laren, Holland, and a delegation from Hagerstown’s Sister City, Wesel,
Germany. Two important commemorations took place in the Museum’s Kaylor Atrium, including the 200th company
anniversary of Fives- Cinetic-Landis, and the 50th year Commemoration of the Hattie Carroll trial, which was keynoted by
Maryland Lieutenant Governor Anthony Brown.
The Museum was named to the Hagerstown Magazine’s “Hot” list and Maryland Life Magazine’s “Maryland’s Finest” list.
The Museum was featured on the cover of Hagerstown-Washington County Convention and Visitor’s Guide (CVB) to
Washington County, and stories about the Singer Gallery rededication were picked up by the Associated Press (AP), and
published in Wisconsin and California. The Museum participated in the report-outs of the Arts Marketing study by Sage
Marketing Consultant Anirban Basu. The Museum’s Facebook page exceeded 1,000 “Friends” on Valentine’s Day 2013.
The culmination of the year was the re-dedication and reinterpretation of the Singer Memorial Gallery, the completion of
a two year process which began with a catastrophic roof leak, and concluded with a beautiful gallery thoughtfully curated
and interpreted and with touch screen educational technology. The gallery was re-dedicated with a celebratory gala dinner
and a public ribbon cutting, tours, and other activities. In another building project, the Museum completed the complex rebuild and re-dedication of the Odell H. Rosen Family Fountain, along with fresh landscaping in the Museum’s entry plaza.
Without the enthusiastic support of the community, Museum trustees, patrons, staff, volunteers, and members, none of
these accomplishments would have been attained. Museum trustees, committees, event planners, programmatic volunteers
all contributed hours and hours of generous service to community programming at the Museum. To all of you, we say a
heartfelt “Thank You” for your generous gifts of time, talent, and funding to keep this cherished Community Art Museum
healthy and hearty through the generations.
Mary Helen Strauch
Rebecca Massie Lane
President, Board of TrusteesDirector
Exhibitions
The active exhibition schedule forwards the Museum’s mission “to interpret and exhibit art of lasting quality.” Throughout
the past year the Museum presented the following exhibitions:
50th year Commemoration of the Hattie Carroll Trial keynoted by Maryland
Lieutenant Governor Anthony G. Brown. Front row, from left are:
Holly Proctor; Maryland Lieutenant Governor Anthony G. Brown;
Rebecca Massie Lane, Director, Washington County Museum of Fine Arts;
Lynn Meyers, Esq.; Back row, from left are: Bill Proctor, Jr., Esq.; Kathy Poole;
Bruce Poole, Esq.; A. Skipp Sanders, Executive Director, Reginald F. Lewis
Museum of Maryland African-American History & Culture; The Honorable
Charles E. Moylan, Jr.; and Jeanne D. Hitchcock, Chief Legislative Officer
& Secretary of Appointments, Maryland Office of the Governor.
Wesel Delegation visiting from Sister City Wesel,
Germany.
Nineteenth Century American Art
Long-term exhibition
Hattie Carroll Commemoration Exhibition
March 8 – April 30, 2013
American Decorative Arts
Washington County Public School Art Exhibition
Elementary Schools
April 20 – May 5, 2013
Valley of the Shadow: A Commemorative Exhibition
150th Anniversary of the American Civil War
June 16, 2012 – July 28, 2013
21st Century Still Life: The Painted Image
August 5, 2012 – January 20, 2013
250th Anniversary of Hagerstown, Maryland Exhibition
September 18 – October 28, 2012
80 Annual Cumberland Valley Photographic Salon
January 26 – April 14, 2013
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Washington County Public School Art Exhibition
Middle and High Schools
May 11 – May 26, 2013
Ian Hornak: Transparent Barricades
A Retrospective Exhibition
June 1 – October 13, 2013
Singer Memorial Gallery
Opened: June 8, 2013
Photography by Regina DeLuise
January 26 – April 14, 2013
Valley of the Shadow: A Commemorative Exhibition
150th Anniversary of the American Civil War
June 16, 2012 – July 28, 2013
This landmark exhibition told the stories of the American Civil War through art and artifacts. Loans from over 52 private
and institutional collections were joined with objects from the Museum’s permanent collection to capture the themes of
combat and military life, Civil War medicine, commemoration, African American history, women’s and children’s history
of the period, everyday life during the war; and art, music, and literature.
The exhibition planning committee included: Stephen Bockmiller, Elizabeth Johns, Audrey Scanlan-Teller, Charissa Beeler
Stanton, David Evason, Rebecca Massie Lane, Jennifer Chapman Smith, and Amy Hunt.
Regional experts who provided pertinent and helpful advice on the exhibition were: Art Callaham, Board of Trustees,
Washington County Museum of Fine Arts; Thomas Clemens, PhD, Civil War historian and author of The Maryland Campaign
of September 1862; John Frye, Curator, Western Maryland Room, Washington County Free Library; Lawrence A. Jones, M.
D.; and George Wunderlich, Director, Museum of Civil War Medicine, Frederick, MD.
The exhibition was sponsored in part by a Maryland Heritage Area Authority grant, Mr. Frank Turner, Michael G. Callas
Charitable Trust, Mr. & Mrs. Howard B. Bowen, Mr. & Mrs. James E. Shifler, the Hagerstown/Washington County
Convention & Visitors Bureau, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Newcomer, the Washington County Free Library, and Robert &
Suzanne Cochran & Family.
Valley of the Shadow Exhibit
Singer Memorial Gallery Reopening
The Singer Memorial Gallery re-opened June 9, 2013, two years after it was structurally damaged by ice damming on the
roof. Following the emergency roof repair, the assessment, and safe storage of all of the works of art, the Museum raised the
necessary resources to replace the roofing over the 1930 and 1949 buildings, including the Singer Memorial Gallery. The new
roofs are covered with an energy-efficient white membrane. Substantial contributions were made by the Alice Virginia and
David W. Fletcher Foundation, Samuel Freeman Charitable Trust, and The Nora Roberts Foundation. Additional support
was received from the Kershner Sisters Foundation, the Albert E. & Naomi B. Sinnisen Foundation, and Ellsworth Electric.
Providing hands-on assistance in the rebuild were Brent Feight and Aaron House, BFM Architects, who created drawings
with Building Systems, Inc., led by George Stone, overseeing the project. The gallery was insulated on all outside walls, lit
by energy-efficient LED museum lighting, and floored with bamboo, a material with a small carbon footprint.
Hollis Koons McCullough, who served as project curator; selected the works of art, wrote interpretive materials, and trained
Museum docents. The curatorial team included Dr. Elizabeth Johns, Rebecca Massie Lane, Jennifer Chapman Smith, and
Blyth McManus along with Quatrefoil Design Firm. The Singer Memorial Gallery incorporated innovative educational
technologies generously provided by David Fields and Tim Jones, Signera, to better reach youth and adult audiences. With
the re-opening of the Singer Memorial Gallery, the Museum proudly presents an important selection of the Museum’s
remarkable art collections in a beautifully re-designed gallery.
Museum Curator Hollis McCullough conducting a docent training in the
Singer Memorial Gallery.
Collections Inventory
The second year of the inventory, supported by the Institute of
Museums and Library Services (IMLS), focused on the core of
the Museum’s collection – paintings and works on paper. At the
end of July, 2012, the inventory team, led by Lauren Ippolito and
assisted by Kay Palmateer, located, photographed, and entered key
information for 53% of the Museum’s estimated 7100 objects.
In addition, the inventory team also re-housed some objects for
safer storage and reorganized collection storage.
Assistance was given by two interns: Anna Cueto, a recent
McDaniel College graduate, volunteered nearly 400 hours; and
Blyth McManus, MA candidate at George Mason University,
volunteered over 100 hours. In March 2013, with Lauren
Ippolito’s departure, Kay Palmateer was appointed Inventory
Team Leader. Audrey Scanlan-Teller, PhD Art History, University
of Delaware, was hired to be Collections Technical Assistant.
Kay Palmateer, Iventory Team Leader
Acquisitions
The growth of the Museum’s permanent collection is supported by gifts of art from generous individuals. In addition, the
Board of Trustees, Staff, and Collections & Exhibitions Committee worked together to identify strategies and funding for
the acquisition of works of art. The following were acquired between July 1, 2012 and June 30, 2013:
October 2012
 Gift of Dr. Craig Etchison, Fort Ashby, West Virginia
• 2012.4.1, Bruce Etchison (American, 1918-2009), Early Snow, 1988, oil on canvas
 Gift of Jeannette Etchison and William Grimes, Lynchburg, Virginia
• 2012.5.1, Unknown British Maker, Woman on Glass Silhouette, circa 1820, papier mache frame
• 2012.5.2, Unknown British Maker, Woman Facing Right Silhouette, circa 1820, papier mache frame,
bronzed cut and paste
• 2012.5.3, Unknown American Maker, Hollow Cut Silhouette of Woman Facing Right, circa 1825, pine
frame with reverse painted mat
• 2021.5.4, Unknown American Maker, Hollow Cut Silhouette of Man Facing Left, circa 1825, pine frame
with reverse painted mat
• 2012.5.5, Unknown American Maker, Hollow Cut Silhouette of Man Facing Left, circa 1825, pine frame
with reverse painted mat
 Mr. Michael Merson, Baltimore, Maryland
• 2012.6.1, Émile Gallé (French, 1846-1904), Marqueterie sur Verre Silver Mounted Glass Perfume Bottle and
Stopper, after 1898, wheel carved glass and silver
• 2012.6.2, Max Lauger (German, 1864-1952), Vase, before 1900, glazed ceramic
• 2012.6.3, Keith Morrow Martin (American, 1911-1983), Big Apple, 1966, oil on canvas
December 2012
 Alice Brumbaugh, Chambersburg,
Pennsylvania
• 2012.7.1, Mollie Miller (American,
1863-1906), Crazy Quilt, 1885, fabric
 Janet Salter, Hagerstown, Maryland
• 2012.8.1, Janet Siegmann Salter
(American, 20th century) , The Look,
1979, charcoal on archival paper
 William Clutz, Rhinebeck, New York
• 2012.9.1, William Clutz (American,
b.1933), Clusters Crossing, oil on
canvas
• 2012.9.2, William Clutz (American,
b.1933), Self-Portrait, oil on canvas
Severin Roesen (American, born in Germany, circa 1815 – circa
1872), Still Life, oil on canvas
 Thomas Newcomer, Hagerstown, Maryland
• 2012.10.1, Louis Comfort Tiffany
(American, 1848-1933), Blue Aurene Ribbed Vase, glass
• 2012.10.2, Louis Comfort Tiffany (American, 1848-1933), “Pigtails” Blue Vase, glass
• 2012.10.3, Louis Comfort Tiffany (American, 1848-1933), Gold Aurene Favrile Vase, glass
• 2012.10.4, Tiffany Studios, Louis Comfort Tiffany (American, 1848-1933) Gold Aurene Vase, glass
• 2012.10.5, Louis Comfort Tiffany (American, 1848-1933), Blue and Gold Sherbert Cup, glass
• 2012.10.6, Louis Comfort Tiffany (American, 1848-1933), Favrile Art Glass and Gilt Bronze Feather
Trumpet Vase, circa 1900, glass and bronze
June 2013
 Gift of Dr. Craig Etchison, Fort Ashby, West Virginia
• 2013.1.1, Bruce Etchison (American, 1918-2009), Male and Female Grouse, bronze (2 pieces)
• 2013.1.2, Bruce Etchison (American, 1918-2009), Dolphins, bronze
• 2013.1.3, Bruce Etchison (American, 1918-2009), Gondola, etching/watercolor
• 2013.1.4, Bruce Etchison (American, 1918-2009), Grouse Head, lithograph
• 2013.1.5, Bruce Etchison (American, 1918-2009), Osprey, etching/watercolor
• 2013.1.6, Bruce Etchison (American, 1918-2009), Occupant Buoy #8, lithograph/watercolor
• 2013.1.7, Bruce Etchison (American, 1918-2009), Mallards, etching
• 2013.1.8, Bruce Etchison (American, 1918-2009), Nesting Woodcock, etching
• 2013.1.9, Bruce Etchison (American, 1918-2009), Snowy Owl, etching
 Bequest of Hal and Betty Demuth, Winchester, Virginia
• 2013.2.1, George Matthew Breustle (American, 1871-1939), Barnyard Scene, oil on panel
• 2013.2.2, James McDougal Hart (Scottish-American, 1828-1901), Cattle Grazing, oil on canvas
• 2013.2.3, William Julian Kaula (American, 1871-1953), Autumn in Vermont, oil on board
• 2013.2.4, Francis Luis Mora (American, born in Uruguay, 1874-1940), Untitled (Moorish Arches), oil on
artists board
• 2013.2.5, Edward Potthast (American, 1857-1927), Camping, oil on canvas
• 2013.2.6, Severin Roesen (American, born in Germany, circa 1815 – circa 1872), Still Life, oil on canvas
• 2013.2.7, Chauncy Foster Ryder (American, 1868-1949), Spring Landscape, circa 1910, oil on canvas
• 2013.2.8, Frederick Judd Waugh (American, 1861-1940), Seascape, oil
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2013.2.9, Susan Hinkley Greenough Bradley
(American, 1851-1929), Matterhorn, gouache and
watercolor
2013.2.10, Frederick Arthur Bridgman
(American, 1847-1928), Luxor – Arabs Among the
Ruins, 1874, pencil
(American, 1847-1928), Dubia Philae, 1874, pencil
(American, 1847-1928), Philae Moonlight, 1874,
pencil
2013.2.13, David Cox Sr. (British, ca.1783-1859),
A Lane Near Kenilworth Castle, circa 1840, black
chalk on paper
2013.2.14, David Cox, Sr. (British, ca.1783-1842),
A Manor House in the Trees, ca. 1840, black chalk
and wash on paper
2013.2.15, Erte (Romain Petrovich Tyrtove,
French, born in Russia, 1892-1990), Costume
Designs for Belamour – Joseph, graphite and
gouache
Émile Gallé (French, 1846-1904), Marqueterie sur
2013.2.16, Erte ((Romain Petrovich Tyrtove,
Verre Silver Mounted Glass Perfume Bottle and
French, born in Russia, 1892-1990), Costume
Stopper, after 1898, wheel carved glass and silver
Designs for Belamour – Palace Guard, graphite and
gouache
2013.2.17, James Holland (British, 1799-1870), Behind the Hatch Inn, Abinger, pencil on buff paper
2013.2.18, Childe Hassam (American, 1859-1935), The Gathering for the Festivities, 1906, gouache
2013.2.19, William Hoare (British, 1707-1792), The Artist’s Wife, red chalk
2013.2.20, James Holland (British, 1799-1870), Birch Trees on a Wooded Bank, 1866, pencil and watercolor
on paper
2013.2.21, Sir Edwin Landseer (British, 1802-1873), View of Backstairs, circa 1840, graphite on paper
2013.2.22, Richard Hayley Lever (American, born in Australia, 1876-1958), Eastern Yacht Club,
Marblehead, watercolor, crayon, graphite on paper
2013.2.23, John Linnell (British, 1792-1882), Portrait of a Young Girl, pen and ink, pencil on paper
2013.2.24, Frederick Arthur Bridgman (American, 1847-1928), Zulus in Native Dress, 1878, pencil
2013.2.25, Charles Austin Needham (American, 1844-1923), Winter in New York City, Gramercy Park,
gouache and watercolor on paper
2013.2.26, Howard Proctor (American, 1862-1956), Head of Dog, 1950, watercolor, gouache, and
graphite
2013.2.27, Ernest David Roth (American, born in Germany, 1879-1964), Battery Park, New York City,
etching
2013.2.28, Antoine-Louis Barye (French, 1796-1875), Cheval Turk, bronze
2013.2.29, Antoine-Louis Barye (French, 1796-1875), Running Elephant, bronze
2013.2.30, Edward Kemeys (American, 1843-1907), Head of a Bloodhound, bronze
 Purchase of painting through funds donated by the American Association of University Women
• 2013.3.1, Don Rees (American, 1929-2013), Yellow House, oil
Conservation
 Philip Guston (American, 1913-1980), Portrait of Shanah, 1941, oil on canvas
 Hugo Ballin, Earth Forces, oil on canvas board
 John Hesselius (American, 1728-1778), Portrait of Mrs. Thomas Gough (nee Dorsey), 1777, oil on canvas
Incoming Loans
The following individuals and institutions loaned works of art to the Museum for exhibitions:
AT&T Collection
Susan Jane Belton
Derek Buckner
Matt Condron
Regina DeLuise
Stanley Goldstein
Tom Gregg
Kenny Harris
Randall W.L. Mooers
Neville-Strass Collection
Private Collections
Jeffrey Reed
Reginald F. Lewis Museum of
Maryland African American
History and Culture
Ephraim Rubenstein
Christopher Stott
Sweet Briar Museum,
Sweet Briar College
Xerox, Inc.
Lenders to the Valley of the Shadow Exhibition
Lewis Allen & Katherine Haag
American Antiquarian Society
Barbara Z. Bockmiller
Boonesborough Museum of History
Brooklyn Museum
City of Hagerstown
Thomas Clemens
Ron Coddington
Betty Demuth
Dirty Billy’s Hats of Gettysburg
Francis & Wilda Gift
Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence A. Jones
Keedysville Historical Society
Mr. & Mrs. J. Matthew Kittelberger
Ron Kuehne
Eleanor Lakin
Lee Family
M & T Bank
Mr. William Marsh
Maryland State Archives
Mr. Justin Mayhue
Jim Mobley
Mercersburg Academy
Musselman Library at
Gettysburg College
National Civil War Museum
The New-York Historical Society
Mrs. Barbara Pengelly
Stephen Recker
Shippensburg University Fashion
Archives & Museum
The Snouffer Family
Pat & Lee Stine
Daniel Carroll Toomey
The USS Constellation - Historic
Ships in Baltimore
Walters Art Museum
John M. & Margaret S.
Waltersdorf Family
Washington County Historical Society
Western Maryland Room at the
Washington County Free Library
Mr. & Mrs. Winslow T. Wheeler
Mel Zapata
Private Collectors
Outgoing Loans
Philip Guston (American, 1913-1980), Portrait of Shanah, 1941, oil on canvas, loaned to the traveling exhibition
Art Interrupted: Advancing American Art and the Politics of Cultural Diplomacy organized by the Jule Collins Smith Museum of
Fine Art at Auburn University, the Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art at the University of Oklahoma and the Georgia Museum
of Art. The exhibition will travel from fall 2012 to spring 2014 and is accompanied by a catalog of the same name.
Thomas Birch (American, 1779-1851), The Shipwreck, 1837, oil on canvas, loaned to the Philadelphia Museum of Art
in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania for the exhibition Shipwreck! Winslow Homer and the Life Line, September 22, 2012 –
January 1, 2013. The exhibition was curated by Kathleen A. Foster, The Robert L. McNeil, Jr., Senior Curator of American
Art and Director, Center for American Art, and was accompanied by a catalog of the same name.
Hugo Ballin (American, 1879-1956), Earth Forces, oil on canvas board, loaned to the Mattatuck Museum in Waterbury, Connecticut for the exhibition American Art 1912: The Mattatuck Museum’s Centennial Exhibition, November 13, 2012 - February 6, 2013.
John Hesselius (American, 1728-1778), Portrait of Mrs. Thomas Gough (nee Dorsey), 1777, oil on canvas, loaned to the
Colonial Williamsburg Foundation for the exhibition Painters and Paintings in the Early American South, March 23, 2013 –
September 7, 2014. The exhibition was curated by Carolyn J. Weekley, the Juli Grainger Curator at the Colonial
Williamsburg Foundation, and was accompanied by a catalog of the same name.
Gallery Talks and Lectures
The Railroad War: How the Iron Road Changed the American
Civil War by John Hankey.
In association with the Washington County Free Library
with Reception by Friends of the Library.
Remembering Ireland and Fighting for the Union by
Thomas J. Craughwell
Birth of the Banjo by George Wunderlich
Documentation Day: The Civil War in Your Attic: Preserving the
Legacy of Maryland and the Civil War
What Women Wore: Clothing during the Civil War Era by
Dr. Karin Bohleke, Director, Fashion Archives Museum,
Shippensburg University
Hearts at War: Civil War Valentines & Love Letters from the
Collection of the Museum of the Confederacy by
Kelly Hancock, Educator
Thursday Evening Lecture Series
The Gory Truth: Weapons of the Civil War and Their Impact on
the Body by Dr. Lawrence Jones
The Dignity of Free Men: The Story of Tolson’s Chapel by
Edie Wallace
Rare Images of Antietam and the Photographers Who Took Them
by Stephen Recker
September Suspense: Lincoln’s Union in Peril by Dennis Frye
Fredericksburg – It is Well That War Should Be So Terrible by
Art Callaham
The War You Might Have Overlooked by Tamela Baker
Why the Anaconda Plan Would Have Worked by Tim Rowland
Paths to Glory: Select Stories of African-American Trailblazers by
Christopher Frisby
Gettysburg in the Civil War by Dr. Susanna Gold
Old Men in Blue & Gray: Maryland Civil War Veterans
by Daniel C. Toomey
Sister Soldiers of the Civil War by Audrey Scanlan-Teller
Art Education
The Museum Art School offered classes throughout the year for students ages three to adult.
Classes
Paint Exploration w/Jocelynne Lowans
Mosaic Madness w/Nancy Manente
Fun with Nature w/Jocelynne Lowans
Drawing w/Monika Wertman
Wire Art w/Nancy Manente
Creative Collage w/Kim Brown
Acrylic Painting w/Monika Wertman
Studio: Watercolor w/Bob Wantz
Developing Drawing Skills w/Mike Gouker
Studio: Watercolor w/Bob Wantz
Little Illustrators w/Melissa Gibson
Surf & Sea Watercolor w/Ray Snouffer
Studio: Oil w/Ski Holm
Beginning & Intermediate Photography
w/Monika Wertman
Oil Painting w/Ski Holm
All about the Ocean w/Melissa Gibson
Harry Potter Inspired Art w/Melissa Gibson
Summer Art Camps w/ Priscilla Howard &
Emily Conner
Served: 225 students
Public School Art Exhibit, Middle and High School students
Saturday Morning Youth Program
The Saturday Morning Youth Program was sponsored by the Mary K. Bowman Fund for Historical and Fine Arts, Community
Foundation of Washington County, MD, Inc. The program provided free morning and subsidized afternoon Art Workshops
for children ages six to 10 years.
Sessions: September, 2012 – May, 2013 ( nine sessions)
Served: 246 students
Instructors:
• Melissa Gibson
• Anthony Messano
• Monika Wertman
Bus Trips
Washington, D.C. Bus Trip - 51 participants
Special Events
The Children’s Holiday Reception was held on Saturday, December 8, 2012. Funded through a grant from the Bowman
Board, the program featured Michael Shwedick’s Reptile World, Inc.
Concerts
Since 1949 and through the vision of Mrs. William Henry Singer, Jr. (Anna Brugh Singer) the Museum has been hosting
musical programming for visitors, of all ages, to enjoy. Since that time, the Museum has offered Sunday afternoon concerts
and were pleased to present the following performers:
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Mason/Dixon Barbershop Chorus
Shepherd Faculty Recital
One Piano, Four Hands with Dr. Joan Dixon and Alice Fiedlerova
Perry/Brandenburg Recital, Richard Spece & Nancy Beith, Clarinet & Piano
Libby Prison Minstrels
Bowman Memorial Recital, Dr. Francois Fowler, classical guitar
Gallery Quartet
Museum Consort, French-Style Sacred Music and Salute to the Ladies
David Kincaid, The Irish Volunteer
MSO Recital: Rebecca Racusin and Sarah D’Angelo, violins; Dana Rokosny, viola; Jessica Sammis, cello; and
Berenika Schmitz, piano
Hamilton Memorial Recital, Laura Kobayashi, violin; and Susan Gray, piano
Terra Voce, Elizabeth Brightbill, flute; and Andrew Gabbert, cello
Shepherd Honors Recital
Edmunds Music Trust, Thomas Pandolfi, Pianist
The Singer Society
Led by the devoted Singer Society Executive Committee, Museum volunteers contributed more than 3,323 hours of services;
providing greeters for our welcome desk, docents who led tours, and volunteers for educational hospitality events. The
Singer Society hosted receptions during the year in faultless generosity to Museum visitors, members, and event audiences.
Volunteers oversaw the Museum Shop, devoting their time to product inventory and pricing; and artfully creating displays,
and monitoring the shop activity. Last year, the Museum Shop cleared $11,670 in support of our operations. The Annual
Treasure Sale raised $17,618 for the Museum also in support of operations. “Thank You” to all of our wonderful volunteers!
Singer Society Board Officers (2012-2013)
Tanya Burnham, President
Cheryl Strong, Vice President
Virginia Cook, Secretary
Jeannette Rinehart, Treasurer
Jami Mullendore, Hospitality
Barbara Burkhardt & Donna Wagner, Museum Welcome Desk Coordinators
Cassandra Wantz, Docents
Kandy Douglas & Nancy Manente, Museum Shop
Sandi King, Newsletter
Dr. Elizabeth Johns & Dr. Jody Long, Programs
Tanya Burnham & Nancy Manente, Treasure Sale
Singer Society Members
Louise Abdullah*
Margaret Abercrombie
Ann Usilton Allen
Rose Margaret Ambrosi
Jerilyn Annan
Sybil Attardi
Judith Ball
Teresa Barr
Phyllis Beard
Charlotte Bendell
Marilyn Black
Carolyn Blitz
Lynn Bloom
Deborah Bockrath
JoAnn Bousum
Barbara Bowers
Fritz Bowers
Cass Brockway
Carolyn Bryant
Barbara Burkhardt
Tanya Burnham
Katherine Burtner*
Jordan Cannon
Elizabeth Carlson
Marjorie Cartwright
Barbara Cashion*
Patricia Cassera
Virginia Cook
Sherry Cramer
Dolores Creager
Jean Cushwa
Patricia Zehr David
Lois Davies
Ann Dickinson*
Rita Doherty
Carolyn Donegan
Kandyce Mizell Douglas
Lucy Edmunds*
Mildred Elia*
Christine Ellis*
Carolyn K. Emerson
Patricia Enders
Sarah Faith
Judith Feola
Susan Fiedler
Cynthia Lawrence Fink
Ann Garrott
Deanna Garver
Wanda Gerstner
Marjorie Hobbs
Jean Hollyday
Sara Jane Hoyle
Jeanne Jeffrey*
Elizabeth Johns
R. Benjamin Jones
Rebecca Jones
Margaret Judge
Mary Kalin*
Mary Anne Kamas
Lois Weil Kaufman
Anne Kaylor*
Jane Keller
Kay Keller
Sandra J. King
Mary Kinsley
Barbara Knepper
Renee Kramer*
Elizabeth Krell
Rebecca Massie Lane
Kathryn Lant
Virginia Lindsay
Irene Little
Jody Long
Corrine Mackley*
Dolores Maletzky
Nancy Manente
Melinda Marsden
Roberta Matonak
Gail McDowell*
Dorothy McEvoy
Vivian Michael
John Franklin Miller
Hazel Morgan
Mary Morton
Harriet Muldowney
Jami Mullendore
Virginia Noren
Carolyn Norris
Janet Otto
Sally Perryman
Ann Reimann
Lothar Reimann
Patricia Reynolds
Barbara Rice
Connie Richards
Jeannette Rinehart*
June Risser
Susan Rocco
John Rohrer
Joanne Rubino
Mary Ellen Scallion
Carol Schofield
Rebecca Scott
Joan Selby
Virginia Shaffer
Janet Emral Shaool
Barbara Shellenberger
Barbara Siebenmann
Mickey Slasman
Roxanne Smith
Ray Snouffer
Bill Soulis
Deanna Soulis
Eleanor Stach
Dale Stein
Jeanne Stoner
Mary Helen Strauch
Carey Strong
Cheryl Strong
Beverly Stryker
Lucile Taber*
Freda Thawley
Yvonne Thomas
Nan Wachter
Donna Wagner*
Patsy Waldron
Nancy Wallech
Lucinda Walser*
Cassandra Wantz
Judith Waters
Mary Ella Weikel
Shirley Weisbecker
Judith Wheeler
Lois Whisner
Dianne Wiebe
Gaye Williams
JoAnn Williams*
Teresa Wunderlich
*Charter Member
Volunteer Docents
Susanne Beckwith
Tanya Burnham
Barbara Cashion
Kandyne Douglas
Bernie Lust
Nancy Manente
Barbara Rice
Ray Snouffer
Bill Soulis
Dianne Wiebe
Kathy Lant
Paul Morgan
Audrey Scanlan-Teller
Don Viar
Curatorial Volunteers
Gerald Cohen
Elizabeth Johns, Ph.D.
Curatorial Interns
Curatorial interns assisted the Museum’s staff in a variety of ways. During the Fiscal Year 2013 interns assisted with the
Collections Inventory Project, de-installing and installing exhibitions, and creating an interactive touch screen for the Singer
Memorial Gallery.
Carlee Myers, Moore College, Art History Major
Anna Cueto, University of Pittsburgh, Archival Studies graduate program
Blythe McManus, George Mason University, Masters in Art History
11th Annual Art in Bloom
March 22 & 23, 2013
The 11th Annual Art in Bloom, hosted by the Hagerstown Garden Club,
displayed the creativity of interpreting paintings, sculptures, and
decorative arts using floral arrangements. Twenty-six garden clubs,
educational groups, and organizations from the region participated.
A special Friday night Preview Evening was catered by LJ’s & the Kat
Lounge. All proceeds ($15,790) of the Art in Bloom weekend benefit
free admission and programs at the Washington County Museum of
Fine Arts. Our gratitude to the following sponsors:
Antietam Garden Club
Antietam Tree & Turf
Allan T. Bacon, D.D.S.
Dr. & Mrs. Luke Brennecke
Mr. & Mrs. Regis Binder
Emmet & Mary Anne Burke
Clear Spring Garden Club
Mr. & Mrs. Herbert D. Coss, Jr
Cross Country Garden Club
Crossroads Garden Club
Fountain Head Garden Club
Garden Pastimes
Jay & Roberta Greenberg
Rosanna & David Gonzalez
Hagerstown Garden Club
Stephen M. Sachs, MD, FACS,
Hagerstown Surgical Clinic
Cindy & Jim Holzapfel
Stephen & Linda Hood
Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Kamas
Anonymous, In Memory of Wilda Gift
Locus Level Farm
Maidstone Interior Design Services
Mercedes-Benz of Hagerstown
Mt. Airy Garden Club
New Market Garden Club
Brenna Bacon Ranieli, DC
Murray B. Reed
Anonymous, In Memory of Wilda Gift
Jane McKee Rozes
Mr. Claude H. &
Dr. Maureen T. Sasse
John & Hope Snyder
Bill & Deanna Soulis
Susquehanna Bank
Dr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Tarpley
Tasker’s Chance Garden Club
The Garden Club of Frederick
Town & Country Garden Club
Washington County Arts
Council, Inc.
Woodland Garden Club
Brandon & Haven Younger
Funding Support
The Washington County Museum of Fine Arts’ financial support is obtained from the Washington County Commissioners,
the City of Hagerstown, the Maryland State Arts Council, endowment income, earned income, grants, benefactor’s program,
membership, and general contributions. We wish to thank the many individuals, organizations, businesses, and funding
agencies who have contributed to its success over the past year. Visitors and patrons contributed the resources needed to
support:
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Exhibitions
Conservation & Collection Management
Concerts
Lectures
Publications
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Art Library
Art Classes for all ages
Tours for children and adults
Ways to support the Museum:
• Gifts of Art
• Membership
• Sponsorship
• Annual Fund
• Planned Giving
Gifts willed to the Museum are important sources of long-range support. Bequests are made for the general operation of
the Museum and its programs; or designated for a specific purpose that is especially significant to the donor.
The Washington County Museum of Fine Arts (FEIN 52-0607950) is a not-for-profit organization, tax exempt under section
501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, and registered and incorporated in Maryland. Donations to the Museum are
deductible to the extent allowable by law.
Trusts & Endowment Funds
(Unrestricted/General Operations)
General Endowment
Ethel C. Altenderfer Fund
Colonel Ernest Sidney Baker Fund
Klaus Bergman Fund
Annilea H. Browne Fund
Madeleine J. Buterbaugh Fund
Joan H. Butterfield Fund
James W. Curry Fund
Emma R. Devlin Trust
Edna Keedy Donelson Fund
Nancy Eliason Carter Dugan Fund
Lucy Edmunds Fund
Harry B. and Patricia M.
Marshall Fund
Mildred J. Mathias Fund
Mildred J. Middlekauff Fund
Elizabeth S. Niemyer Fund
John P. Paca Fund
Thomas C. Pangborn Legacy
Lois Rowland Fund
Eleanor Seibert Fund
William & Romaine Shepherd Fund
Hilda Hotchkiss Shotwell Fund
Phoebe Steffey Fund
Bernard Ucko Fund
Maintenance & Repair Funds
Accession Funds
Pearl B. Bobbitt Fund
Capital Equipment &
Replacement Fund
Kaylor Atrium Maintenance Fund
Leonard G. Mathias Fund
Hilda Hotchkiss Shotwell Fund
General Accessions
John W. Jamison, III Fund
Stuart E. McKinstry Art Fund
John C. Pangborn Fund
Conservation Funds
Education Funds
Samuel Freeman Charitable Trust
Dr. W. Lehman Guyton Fund
Hynson Lace Fund
Janet K. Funkhouser Memorial Fund
Louise S. Sutter Fund
Music & Literary Funds
Donor Designated Funds
Mary B. K. Bowman Memorial Fund
George Comstock Music Trust
John B. Ferguson Memorial Fund
Mavin Hamilton Fund
Inez H. Perry & Mary G. Brandenburg Fund
for Music Performance
Lucy Edmunds Music Trust
Midori Fund
Jane Steffey Fund
Regina F. Cushwa Fund
Florence Hill Graff Fund
Eva Thieblot Memorial Fund
Memorial Contributions
In Memory of Wilda R. Gift (January 2013)
Mr. John F. Miller
In Memory of Courtney M. Mills (July 24, 2012)
Mr. Melvin L. Arion
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Atkinson, III
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Beair, Jr.
Mrs. Derwood B. Bousum
Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Gift
Mr. Maurice F. Johnston
The Honorable and Mrs. Kenneth Long
Mr. and Mrs. G. Robert Lyles, Jr.
The Reverend Robert L. Regenold
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Roney
Ms. Frances V. Sweigert
The Williamsport Retirement Village
Wright Gardner Insurance, Inc.
Mr. John H. Yetter
In Memory of F. William “Bill” Stryker (August, 2012)
Dr. and Mrs. William G. Plavcan
In Honor of the Marriage of Pat Dawson and
Dr. John Hornbaker (September 29, 2012)
Dr. and Mrs. Breese Dickinson
Mrs. Mary Newby
Mrs. Jeannette Rinehart
In-kind Donations
AC&T Company, Inc.
Max and Tanya Burnham
Sherry Cramer
Kandyce Douglas
Gordon’s Grocery
Hub Labels, Inc.
Dr. Elizabeth Johns
Meyers, Young & Grove, P.A.
Nancy Manente
Paul Morgan
RBC Wealth Management
Jeannette Rinehart
Cliff Springer
Dr. Robert and Mary Helen Strauch
Carl Tretter
Donald Viar
Judith Wheeler
Vernon Whitmer
YNO Catering, Ms. Liz Hopkinson
2012 Treasure Sale Donors
Always Ron’s
AmeriClean, Inc.
Antietam Tree & Turf
Beaver Creek Country Club
Bed, Bath & Beyond
Bella Salon & Spa
Benny’s Pub
Ben’s Flower Shop
Mr. and Mrs. L. David Black
Black Eyed Susan
Blue Eyes Salon
Bob Evans
Bodyworks Massage
Bogard’s Hair Salon
Bohrer Licensed Electrologist
Bowman Development Corporation
Brother’s Pizza
Brunner Massage Therapy
Café del Sol
Café Italia Pizzeria
Camillions
Christian Caine Jewelers
Clarion Hotel & Conference Center
Curves of Williamsport
Desert Rose Café
Dickinson & Wait
Ellen-Joy Florists
Fahrney’s Hallmark
Five Guys Burgers & Fries
Fox’s Pizza Den
Friendly’s Restaurant
Gibney’s Florist, Inc.
Gordon Grocery, Inc.
Grease Monkey
Hagerstown Community Concert
Hagerstown Honda
Hair Cuttery
Hair Innovations
Hearty Pet
Hempen Hill BBQ & Catering
Highline Restaurant & Lounge
House of Hair
Howard’s Art Supplies & Frames
Imperial Chinese Restaurant
Ingram’s Men’s Wear
Jacki Sorensen Step & Aerobic Dance
R. Benjamin Jones
Kipe’s Upholstery
LJ’s & The Kat Lounge
Lena’s of Hagerstown
Longhorn Steakhouse
Longmeadow Wine & Liquors, Inc.
Lovell’s Nursery
Manny’s Oriental Rugs & Gallery
Martin’s Food Market
Martz Massage Therapist
Maryland Symphony Orchestra
Maryland Theatre
Meadows Ice Cream
Nick’s Airport Inn
Northside Clock Shop
Olive Garden
Olympia Candy Kitchen
Paci Chiropractic
Mrs. Sally Perryman
Port City Java
Potomac Bead Company
Potomac Beauty Boutique
Rapid Lube
R. Bruce Carson Jewelers
Regis Salon
Rosemary’s Florist & Gifts
Sagittarius Salon
Save-A-Lot
Signature Hair Salon
Silhouette Salon
Snavely’s Garden Center
Spicher’s
Ten Thousand Villages
Turn the Page Bookstore
The Village Florist
Mr. Robert A. Wantz
Weis Market
Westview Upholstery
Whitetail Golf Resort
Wolf Furniture Company
Wooden Keg Liquors
Benefactor’s Program & Exhibition Sponsors
Members of the Museum’s Benefactor Program & Exhibition Sponsors rank among the most ardent financial supporters
of the Museum. Their generosity provides exhibition and program support, general operating support, support for events
and facilities. Through support received from our Benefactors & Sponsors, the Museum is able to provide high quality
exhibitions, concerts, art educational opportunities, and high caliber programs for the community at large to enjoy. The
contributions from these individuals, businesses, and foundations bolster the mission of the Museum - to collect, preserve,
interpret and exhibit art of lasting quality for the citizens of Hagerstown, Washington County and the surrounding region
- through their caring gifts and donations throughout the year. We sincerely appreciate the cultural and civic leadership
exemplified by all of our Benefactors & Sponsor participants. Between July 1, 2012 and June 30, 2013, the Benefactor’s
Program & Exhibition Sponsors raised more than $144,458 in support of the Museum. THANK YOU!!
Hudson River Society - $10,000 & above
Alice Virginia & David W. Fletcher Foundation, Inc.
City of Hagerstown
Mrs. Lucy Edmunds
Institute of Museum and Library Services
Mary K. Bowman Historical & Fine Arts Fund
Maryland Heritage Areas Authority
Maryland State Arts Council
Mathias Washington County Trust
Nora Roberts Foundation
The Singer Society
Waltersdorf/Henson Challenge
Washington County Commissioners
Singer Sponsor - $5,000 to $9,999
Agnita M. Stine Schreiber Foundation, Inc.
Hamilton Family Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. William Hunsberger
John M. Waltersdorf Family Provisional Fund
Mr. & Mrs. Howard S. Kaylor
Dr. & Mrs. George E. Manger
Mr. & Mrs. LeRoy E. Myers, Sr.
Volvo Powertrain North America
Federal Portrait - $2,500 to $4,999
Albert E. & Naomi B. Sinnesen Foundation
Mr. Pierre Berry in Memory of Georgette Berry
Mrs. Harriet H. Campbell
Community Foundation of Washington County
Hagerstown Garden Club
Hagerstown-Washington County CVB
Kershner Sisters Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Lane
M & T Charitable Foundation
Dr. & Mrs. Robert S. Strauch
Dr. & Mrs. Hugh J. Talton
Washington County Arts Council
Washington County Gaming Commission
Mr. & Mrs. William P. Young, Jr.
Decorative Arts Guild - $1,000 to $2,499
Dr. & Mrs. A. F. Abdullah
AC&T, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. John F. Barr
Mr. & Mrs. Howard B. Bowen
Mr. & Mrs. James C. Bryan
Mr. & Mrs. Max Burnham
Mr. & Mrs. Arnold A. Callaham
Mr. Steven M. Champlin
Mrs. Jane Cohen
Conservit, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon M. Cooley
Dr. Edward W. Ditto, III
Mrs. Martha Jane Etchison
Rev. Donald Evason & Dr. Elizabeth B. Johns
Mrs. H. William Fiedler, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Brendan D. Fitzsimmons
Mr. & Mrs. Adna B. Fulton
Fulton Family Provisional Fund
Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Hamilton, II
Dr. & Mrs. Robert K. Hobbs
Holcim (US) Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Kerstein
Dr. Paul D. Kessler & Dr. Elizabeth J. Nicholas
Drs. Jody E. & Nicholas J. Long
Mr. & Mrs. Paul C. Mellott, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Paul D. Muldowney
Dr. John G. Newby, M.D.
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Newcomer
Mr. Varner “Pat” Paddack
Mr. & Mrs. Frederick B. Parker
Mr. & Mrs. Spence W. Perry
Dr. & Mrs. William G. Plavcan
PNC Bank
Mr. & Mrs. D. Bruce Poole
Power Marketing & Advertising, LLC
Mr. Samuel G. Reel, Jr.
Mr. Ross H. Rhoads
Mrs. Theron K. Rinehart
Rotary Club of Hagerstown Charitable Foundation, Inc
Rotary Club of Hagerstown Sunrise Foundation, Inc.
Rotary Club of Long Meadows Foundation, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. John L. Schnebly
Mr. James M. Sellgren
Mrs. William H. Slasman
Mr. & Mrs. W.T. Soulis
Mr. & Mrs. William G. Stead
Dr. Jere B. Stern
Mr. & Mrs. Lee E. Stine, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. John E. Unger, Jr.
United Bank
Ms. Willa Weller Kaal
Ms. Roberta Annan Waltersdorf
Wantz Distributors, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Paul G. Welch
Mr. & Mrs. Winslow T. Wheeler
Diana League - $500 to $999
Mr. Jose Acevedo, Jr. & Ms. Evelyn Baer
Ms. Tina S. Angle
Dr. & Mrs. Michael Attardi
Mr. & Mrs. Adolph E. Baer
Mr. & Mrs. Donovan R. Beachley, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. William K. Beard
Ms. Leonora R. Bernheisel
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Bockrath
Drs. Norman & Pamela Bowman
Mr. & Mrs. Norman Bradford
Dr. & Mrs. Robert J. Cirincione
Ms. Sherry Cramer
Rev. Dr. D. Stuart Dunnan
Mr. & Mrs. John F. Erath
Mr. Francis E. Gift
Mr. & Mrs. Richard R. Gruber
Mrs. John R. Hershey, Jr.
Rev. Bernard F. Hillenbrand & Ms. Aliceann Wohlbruck
Dr. & Mrs. John H. Hornbaker, Jr.
Mr. Maurice F. Johnston, God’s Grace Fund
Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence A. Jones
Mr. & Mrs. R. Benjamin Jones
Dr. & Mrs. Frederic H. Kass, III
Keller Stonebraker Insurance, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Kramer
Ms. Eleanor Lakin
Mr. John W. League & Ms. April L. Dowler
Mr. Larry E. Longanecker
Mr. & Mrs. Alfred E. Martin
Mr. Joseph O. Matthews & Mr. John M. Shank
Mercedes-Benz of Hagerstown
Mercersburg Historical Society
Mrs. Marion M. Miller
Reverend H. Clayton Moyer
Mr. & Mrs. Dominick Perini
Mr. & Mrs. Bradley D. Pingrey
Mr. & Mrs. Brien Poffenberger
Mr. & Mrs. A. Wells Ridenour
Ms. Jane McKee Rozes
Mr. & Mrs. Harold L. Shorb
Mr. & Mrs. Glen Singer
Susquehanna Bank
The Columbia Bank, Hagerstown Trust Division
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Tischer
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Wagner, III
Dr. & Mrs. Trumer J. Wagner, Sr.
Ms. Margaret O. Waltersdorf
Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Wantz
Dr. Howard N. Weeks
The Whittington Construction Group, LLC
Dr. Barbara Young
Mr. & Mrs. Mike Young
Mr. & Mrs. R. Brandon Younger
Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Zeigler
Annual Fund & Washington County Gives
Fiscal Year 2013, once again, reached an all-time high raising $29,745 with 173 donors to support Museum operations.
The Annual Fund has helped the Washington County Museum of Fine Arts keep its doors open and FREE to the public.
The Annual Fund allows the Museum’s members, vendors, community businesses, leaders, art students and their families,
volunteers, artists, and individuals to financially support the Museum. New in FY’13 the Museum participated in the first
ever Washington County Gives online event sponsored through the Community Foundation of Washington County. The
Museum received charitable contributions from 41 donors.
Washington County Gives Donors
Teresa Barr
Mimi Dickinson
Linda J. Dodson
Ruth Dwyer
Kristen Grove
Lynne Gruber
David Hanlin
Marjorie M. Hobbs
Ted Howe
John P. Itell
Elizabeth B. Johns
Patricia M. Keffer
Philip F. Koch
Betty J. Lee
Wallace W. Lee
Margaret A. Lee-Williams
Jennifer Marlatt
Alfred E. Martin
Rebecca Massie Lane
C. David Miller
Donna Newcomer
Thomas Newcomer
Spence Perry
Brien Poffenberger
Donna J. Rastelli
Sigrid S. Reynolds
Thomas Riford
Monda Sagalkin
Audrey Scanlan-Teller
Christine Shives
Jennifer E. Smith
Walter P. Smith
Gary Sowers
Dale Stein
Mary Helen Strauch
Carey E. Strong
Cheryl S. Strong
Cassandra H. Wantz
Judy & Roger Wolf
Vicki Willman In honor of
Rebecca Massie Lane & Wallace Lee
and the pleasure of knowing such
great colleagues & arts advocates!
Judith B. Wheeler, In recognition of
Mary Helen Strauch
Washington County Museum of Fine Arts
2013 Annual Fundraising Raffle!!!
The Museum’s Annual Raffle provides a unique opportunity to connect and broaden the Museum’s outreach to the
community. It also generates important operating dollars to support the Museum’s mission. The Annual Raffle invites
people to participate in the many activities, exhibits, classes, receptions, and development on-going at the Museum. Lastly,
the Raffle is FUN, and helps to showcase the Museum and its membership opportunities.
The 2013 Annual Raffle raised over $19,075 to support all of the Museum’s educational programs. Twelve winners were
selected from the 2,396 ticket entries. A special THANK YOU to Dale Stein for coordinating and organizing the Museum’s
Annual Raffle. The top selling raffle ticket seller was Teresa Barr. Thank you to everyone who bought and sold tickets to
make the raffle a HUGE success! A special THANK YOU to our prize sponsors!!! The twelve raffle winners are:
The Craver Family of Hagerstown, Maryland
With Board of Advisors member, Dale Stein (left), &
Mary Helen Strauch (right), President, Board of Trustees
R. Bruce Carson Jewelers: $5,000 Shopping Spree
Carin Shives, Hagerstown -
Private Sitting for Oil Portrait by Marjorie Tressler of Studio One Fine Arts,
Waynesboro, PA
Betty Jane Lee, Mercersburg - Orlando, Florida - Hilton Grand Vacation Club seven night stay
J. Siegmann Salter, Hagerstown - Private Studio Reception w/Artists & Masters of Disguise Jonna & Tony Mendez
Tanya Burnham, Williamsport - Huckleberry Fine Art - J. Scott Nicol (giclée) “To Kill A Mockingbird”
Dexter Greene, Harpers Ferry - Get-Away for two at Hotel Wales, NYC, sponsored by Connoisseur Travel
Donna Irvin-Davids, Germantown - Pot O’ Gold - $500 cash, all tied up in a bow!
Marjorie Hobbs, Hagerstown - Robert E. Parilla Center for the Performing Arts: Season Tickets for two Donna Sword, Hagerstown -
Four Orioles Game Tickets w/Parking Pass donated by Keller Stonebraker Insurance Inc.
& the Maryland Injured Workers’ Wanda Gerstner, Hagerstown -
Nick’s Airport Inn: $250 Gift Certificate
Trumer Wagner, Hagerstown - Discovery Station Party Pack
Rick Parker, Hedgesville -
Bavarian Inn, Shepherdstown, WV: Sunday Brunch for four
Our Members
“See it, hear it, feel it! – Become a member.” Members are at the heart of our Museum community and membership
benefits are designed to connect people with the best the Museum has to offer. Benefits that help you make the most of
your Museum experience and all that is beautiful, thought-provoking, and inspirational in the arts. Museum members not
only realize exciting benefits for themselves, but their financial support helps sustain our policy of free admission ensuring
that every person in our community can visit the Museum. Our strong membership base also contributes toward leveraging
support from other funding sources.
In many ways, our members truly make it possible for the Museum to thrive. The following have contributed a membership
between July, 2012 and June 30, 2013.
Gallery Patron - $250
Mr. & Mrs. William T. Alexander
Mr. Lewis Allen &
Ms. Katherine Haag
Mrs. Derwood B. Bousum
Mr. & Mrs. R. Noel Brady
Mr. Tim Bryan,
Beaver Mechanical Contr., Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Jack B. Byers
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Cartwright
Ms. Virginia Cook &
Mr. Ed. Dozier
Mr. & Mrs. Frederic D’Alauro
Mr. & Mrs. D. Mark Dickinson
Mr. Brian Duffield,
Dot Foods, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Hurley
Mr. & Mrs. Louis Kawaja
Mr. & Mrs. Rick Keyser
Mr. & Mrs. Michael O’Donoghue
Dr. & Mrs. A. Harry Oleynick
Dr. & Mrs. Curt Reynolds
Mr. & Mrs. Harold L. Shorb
Dr. Ann Tramontana
Art Lovers - $125
Mr. & Mrs. William R. Abeles
Ms. Ann U. Allen
Mr. Dominic Ambrosi &
Ms. Dale Stein
Mr. & Mrs. Donald R. Anliker
Mrs. Janet Bartels
Miss Helen R. Beair
Ms. Margery Benson
Mr. & Mrs. L. David Black
Ms. Mary B. Bowron
Mr. & Mrs. Alan Brown
Mr. John C. Burrey
Ms. Donna Catling
Mr. Stephen M. Clapp
Mrs. Jane S. Cochran
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald E. Cohen
Mr. & Mrs. William S. Craig
Mr. David H. Dellinger
Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. Douglas
Mr. & Mrs. Charles C. Downs
Mr. & Mrs. David D. Eyer
Mr. James C. Failor
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Foreman
Mr. & Mrs. Michael L. Gouker
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Grandinett
Dr. Florence H. Grant
Mrs. Marjorie Grumbacher
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Harple
Mr. Robert Welles Hershey
Mr. Clarence Horst
Mr. Ted House
Ms. Sara Jane Hoyle
Mrs. Helen Hubbard
Mr. & Mrs. John A. Latimer, III
Mrs. Betty Jane Lee
Mr. John Lestitian & Mr. John Rohrer
Mrs. Caroline Longeway
Mr. & Mrs. G. Robert Lyles, Jr.
Mrs. Margaret McElroy
Ms. Gaye McGovern
Mrs. Helen Kelley McGuire
Commissioner &
Mrs. William B. McKinley
Mr. John Franklin Miller
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Morrell
Mr. & Mrs. R. Thomas Murphy
Mr. & Mrs. Richard F. Newman
Mr. Lou O’Brien
Ms. Ingjerd O. Omdahl
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Riford
Ms. Beverly A. Schlotterbeck
Ms. Ada Elizabeth Schwartz
Mr. & Mrs. Lynn Shaw
Mr. & Mrs. Ray Snouffer
Dr. John C. Stauffer
Mr. & Mrs. William Stead
Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Thawley
Mrs. Brice D. Verdier
Ms. Betty Barrick Wachs
Ms. Lucinda B. Walser
Dr. & Mrs. Forrest Weight
Dr. & Mrs. Bruce Winter
Ms. Melinda Yount
Dual Family/Seniors-$55-$60
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Mr. Richard Lemaster
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Ms. Barbara Massie
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Mr. Mark Muse
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Ms. Carolyn Thome
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Mr. John Teller
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Mr. Steven Livesay
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Mr. & Mrs. Richard T. Whisner
Mr. & Mrs. Dick Wilks
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Dr. Mark Yacyk & Dr. Lucy Folino
Ms. Ruth Ziem
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce J. Zimmerman
Mr. Vasyl W. Zuk &
Ms. Gloria Capik
Student/Teacher/Artist/
Individual/Individual Senior-$30
Ms. Samantha Agostini
Ms. Mary Beth Akre
Ms. Linda M. Alessandri
Mrs. Rose Margaret Ambrosi
Ms. Jane Amero
Mr. Ron Amos
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Ms. Barbara Andreadis
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Ms. Jerilyn Annan
Ms. Verna G. Anson
Ms. S. Arias
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Mr. John M. Astegher
Ms. Jennie Avila Mr. George T. Bachmann
Mr. Mitu Bandy
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Mr. Douglas G. Bast
Ms. Laurie Baty
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Mr. W. Robert Bloyer
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Mr. Clay Bosley
Ms. Jane B. Bowen
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Ms. Billie S. Boyer
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Ms. Barbara Brummer
Miss Taylor Bryan
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Ms. Gretchen Buddenhagen
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Ms. Kathryn Burns
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Mrs. Donna Mason
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Mr. Robert B. Morrison
Ms. Mary E. Morton
Mrs. Ella Mose
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Mrs. Hannah Moylan
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Mr. John N. Mullican
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Ms. Judy Near-Brown
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Ms. Jenna Pasch
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Mrs. Janet Roberts
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Mr. William H. Ruland
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Ms. Dolores F. Ruskie
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Mrs. Glen Sabetto
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Mrs. Kenneth B. Slater
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Mr. Merrill Smith
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Mr. Robert Starliper
Mrs. JoAnn Staup
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Ms. Susan Stoner
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Mrs. Vivian G. Strunk
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Ms. Diana Suttenfield
Ms. Donna L. Sword
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Ms. Judy C. Thompson
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Mrs. Charlotte Walsh
Ms. Cindy L. Ward
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Ms. Barbara Weekly
Mrs. Barbara L. Weiss
Ms. Patricia A. Weneck
Ms. Monika Wertman
Ms. Antoinette J. Wetzel
Ms. Joan M. Whelihan
Ms. Dianne Wiebe
Mr. Bruce Wilder
Mrs. William K. Wilson
Mr. Stephen Wright
Ms. Teresa Wunderlich
Ms. Bessmarie Young
Ms. Joan C. Young
Business/Civic
Valley Art Association
Financial Report
Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2013
Board of Trustees & Staff
Board of Trustees
Trustee Emeritus
Mary Helen Strauch, President
Bradley Pingrey, Immediate Past President
John Schnebly, Vice President
Howard Kaylor, Vice President
John League, Secretary
Alfred Martin, Treasurer
Gordon Cooley, Assistant Treasurer
Rebecca Massie Lane, Director
Tanya Burnham, Singer Society President
Judith Wheeler, Board of Advisors President
Arnold Callaham
Brent Feight
Dr. Elizabeth Johns
Spence Perry
Dr. William Plavcan
Brien Poffenberger
Jeannette Rinehart
Denis Rocco
Walter Smith
Lee Stine, Jr.
Cassandra Wantz
Odell Rosen
Honorary Trustee
John Staub
Ex-Officio Members
Terry Baker, President,
Washington County Commissioners
David Gysberts, Mayor, City of Hagerstown
Donald Viar, Washington County
Board of Education
Board of Advisors
Teresa Barr
Denise Bowen
Susanne Kass
Philip Koch
Susan Parker
Dale Stein
Bruce Wilder
Staff
Rebecca Massie Lane, Director
Christine Shives, Administrative
Officer
Wallace Lee, Development Director
Jennifer Smith, Collections &
Exhibitions Manager
Lauren Ippolito, Assistant Collections
& Exhibitions Manager
Kay Palmateer, Collections
Technical Assistant
Amy Hunt, Museum Educator
Linda Dodson, Marketing &
Special Projects Coordinator
Donna Rastelli, Services Coordinator
Michael Churchey, Facility Manager
Paul Lewis, Head of Security
Bobby Frederick, Head of
Security Emeritus
Pat Keyser, Assistant Head of Security
Alan Smith, Associate Head
of Security
James Bruchey, Security Guard
David McManus, Security Guard
Herbert Mosby, Security Guard
Allen Rideout, Security Guard
Ski Holm Priscilla Howard Jocelynne Lowans Nancy Manente Anthony Messano Ray Snouffer Bob Wantz Monika Wertman
Museum Art School Faculty
Kim Brown Emily Conner
Melissa Gibson
Mike Gouker
Originally located in the outdoor courtyard of the Museum, Rosen Fountain found a new site this past year in the Museum’s outside
entry plaza area. The team of Harry Reynolds and Donna Brightman worked diligently to sensitively re-design the fountain re-using
the existing granite sculptural bubbler, and the original pavers. Ms. Brightman also donated the beautiful plantings that now enhance the fountain. Her design for the fountain was approved by the Building Committee at their December 11, 2012 meeting.
George Stone, Building Systems, Inc., and Roy Ebersole, Ebersole Plumbing, provided the construction and plumbing services to
recreate this important feature of the Museum.

Exhibitions - Washington County Museum of Fine Arts

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