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2009-2010 Annual Report 3 Table Drawn from the Museum’s expansive collection of works by Susan Watkins, this portrait of Marguerite was among the most memorable paintings in Women of the Chrysler: A 400-Year Celebration of the Arts. Susan Watkins (American, 1875–1913) Marguerite, ca. 1906 Oil on canvas Bequest of Goldsborough Serpell of Contents From the Director 4 Board of Trustees, Staff, and Volunteers 5 Highlights of the Year 9 Conservation 11 Acquisitions 14 Exhibitions 17 Loans from the Collection 24 Education 26 Visitor Services and Special Events 29 Development and Communications, Members and Supporters 31 Financial Statements 57 Front Cover Five story-high banners herald the Museum’s most exciting news of the year—general admission to the Chrysler is now free to all! Photo by Ed Pollard, Museum photographer inside Front Cover (Clockwise) Tickle My Ears, our program of stories and art for preschoolers, proves so popular that the Museum adds an extra session each month. Photo by Jake Gillespie for the Chrysler Museum of Art Many young patrons credit school field trips to the Chrysler for their ongoing love of the Museum and its collection. Photo by Echard Wheeler for the Norfolk Convention and Visitors Bureau, used by permission. Museum educator Alexandra Hunter leads an Art Riff! on Jasper Francis Cropsey’s The Old Mill. These informal discussions about art are popular at our Art of Jazz and For Art’s Sake Warm It! and Cool It! concerts. Photo by Jake Gillespie for the Chrysler Museum of Art Bringing art and people together to enrich and transform lives is the Chrysler’s mission. Bunny and Perry Morgan Family Days give young patrons a chance to learn just how much fun the Museum can be. Photo by Jake Gillespie for the Chrysler Museum of Art The Chrysler’s Huber Court, stunning Tiffany galleries, and al fresco gardens make the Museum a popular site for special events, such as the wedding of Sonya and Darryl McNeill. Photo by Bill Murray of Onon Photography, used by permission Museum Trustee Bob Carter and Curatorial Administrative Assistant Cheryl White discuss The Women by Gwen Akin and Allan Ludwig. The intriguing portrait series filled an entire room of Women of the Chrysler, our exhibition of art by female artists in our collection. Photo by Jake Gillespie for the Chrysler Museum of Art. 4 From The Director Dear Friends, It’s been an exciting and gratifying year at the Chrysler. All of us are proud that in challenging financial times, the Museum has managed not only to survive, but to thrive. In 2009–2010 we saw record attendance, up over 20% from our average over the past decade. We presented a remarkable program of special exhibitions which took visitors on a journey from ancient Egypt to 17th-century Holland to the halls of contemporary American high schools. We offered educational programs that brought our collections to life for visitors of all ages and backgrounds, and we continued to expand our service to schools both through redesigned on-site tours and through enhanced online resources. We shared works from our collection with museums around the world, while at home building our reputation for offering a truly warm and genuine welcome. And we began planning for a major expansion and renovation of our building. Most significant, at a moment when many cultural institutions are retrenching, the Chrysler moved boldly to eliminate our traditional admission charge. Entry to the Museum’s permanent collection galleries is now “free to all” every day. Removing this major barrier to participation should enable us to continue our success in attracting an ever larger and more diverse audience. All of these steps are important parts of our commitment to put the remarkable collection in our care to work for the people of our community. In the years ahead we look forward to continuing to enrich and transform lives through the experience of great works of art. William J. Hennessey Director Museum Director Bill Hennessey Photo by Mark Rhodes for Virginia Business Magazine 5 Chrysler Museum of Art Board of Trustees 2009 – 2010 Chairman of the Board, Charles “Wick” Moorman (center) and his wife, Bonnie (left) share a few moments with Trustee Andrew Fine (right) at the Chrysler’s annual Art Purchase Dinner, the highlight of the social year for Members of the Museum’s Mowbray Arch Society. Photo by Ed Pollard, Museum photographer Carolyn K. Barry, Community Volunteer Robert M. Boyd, Regional President – Hampton Roads Region, BB&T of Virginia Nancy W. Branch, Community Volunteer Jerry A. Bridges, Executive Director, Virginia Port Authority Macon F. Brock, Vice Chairman, Retired Chairman and CEO, Dollar Tree Stores, Inc. Robert W. Carter, Senior Vice President, Harvey Lindsay Commercial Real Estate Edward L. Lilly, Retired Senior Partner, Consultants in Internal Medicine Vincent J. Mastracco, Jr., Partner, Kaufman & Canoles, P.C. E. John Field, Community Volunteer Oriana McKinnon, Community Volunteer Andrew S. Fine, President, Runnymede Corporation Patterson N. McKinnon, Community Volunteer Beth Fraim, Community Volunteer Charles W. Moorman, Chairman, Chairman, Norfolk Southern Corporation David R. Goode, Retired Chairman and CEO, Norfolk Southern Corporation Cyrus W. Grandy V, Retired Senior Vice President, Bank of America Susan Nordlinger, Community Volunteer Richard D. Roberts, Retired President, Telecable Corporation Maurice Jones, President and Publisher, The Virginian-Pilot Thomas L. Stokes, Jr., Principal, Stokes Environmental Associates, Ltd. Adrianne R. Joseph, Community Volunteer Josephine L. Turner, Community Volunteer Linda H. Kaufman, Secretary, Community Volunteer Leah Waitzer, Community Volunteer Sandra W. Lewis, Community Volunteer Lewis W. Webb III, Partner, Kaufman & Canoles, P.C. Henry Light, Retired Senior Vice President – Law, Norfolk Southern Corporation Wayne F. Wilbanks, Managing Principal, Wilbanks, Smith & Thomas Asset Management, LLC 6 Staff List It isn’t holiday time at the Chrysler without the annual staff photo at our poinsettia tree in Huber Court. The festive backdrop was sponsored by Farm Fresh Charitable Foundation. Photo by Ed Pollard, Museum photographer as of June 30, 2010 Office of the Director Robert Fry William Hennessey Dawn Penny Dennis Johnston Binnie McLaughlin Director Assistant to the Director Human Resources Manager Development and Communications Edwina Bell Deborrah Grulke Brian Wells Jennifer Kolin Heather Bollinger Cheryl Little Cindy Mackey Director of Development and Communications Donor Relations Manager Membership Manager Development Associate Constituent Database Coordinator Editor/Publications Coordinator Marketing/P.R. Liaison Finance and Administration Finance Dana Fuqua Lona Hyde Marion Person CFO/Director of Operations Accounting Supervisor Accounting Specialist Information Technology Alexandre Touzov Emily Williams Information Technology Manager Webmaster/Digital Media Coordinator Facilities Timothy Fink Larry Lawrence Diana Carson Fabian Cowell Kevin Rowe Patricia Thomas Facilities Manager Chief Engineer Housekeeping Housekeeping Housekeeping Housekeeping Nathan Lilienthal Shauntell Lew Eric Ribac Scott Waugh Maintenance Supervisor Senior Maintenance Technician Senior Maintenance Technician Maintenance Technician Maintenance Technician Maintenance Technician Security Ramon Betancourt Nataki Hill Security Manager Administrative Security Officer Hugh Arrington Security Officer Wanda Britt Security Officer Latecha Bryant Security Officer Pansy Cherry Security Officer Margarita Clark Security Officer Daniel Delacerda Security Officer Charlotte Dolberry Security Officer David Finney Security Officer Michele Franklin Security Officer Deborah Hall Security Officer Antionette Horton Security Officer Raleigh Ingram Security Officer Bernard Johnson Security Officer James Kneeling, Jr. Senior Security Officer Christopher Matteson Security Officer Reginald Murrel Security Officer Edward Nashatka Security Officer Natalie Naughton Security Officer Nancy Oakes Security Officer Marjorie Ramoscruz Security Officer Karen Rodriguez Security Officer Terri Royster Security Officer Rayvond Saunders, Sr. Senior Security Officer Winston Swann Senior Security Officer Darryl Thomas Security Officer Desean Toussaint Security Officer Rayford Walker, Sr. Security Officer Mace Wallace Security Officer Felicia Warren Security Officer William White, Jr. Eugenia Williams Richard Williams Ronald Woodard Security Officer Security Officer Security Officer Security Officer Museum Operations Catherine Jordan Wass Deputy Director Registration Molly Hutton Marder Jeanne Noonan Ed Pollard Shane Butler Registrar Associate Registrar Museum Photographer Project Photographer Exhibitions Willis Potter Susan Christian Richard Hovorka Anita Pope William Hooten Cheena Raiford Linda Cagney Exhibition Designer Chief Preparator Preparator Preparator Preparator Preparator Exhibitions Graphics Technician Historic Houses John Christiansen Historic Houses Manager Elizabeth Copeland Lead Interpreter Eileen Aquino Interpreter Barbara Architzel Interpreter Therese Butterfield Interpreter Jean Grow Interpreter Elizabeth Hutchinson Interpreter Charles Morgan Interpreter Irmalee Pierson Interpreter Angela Springer Interpreter Robert Wermus Interpreter Education Scott Howe Channon Dillard Alexandra Hunter Jennifer Schero Ruth Sanchez Director of Education and Public Programs Museum Educator – Families and Children Museum Educator – Adults Museum Educator – Schools Administrative Coordinator Jean Outland Chrysler Library Laura Christiansen Sara Mason Dickson Librarian Library Assistant Curatorial Jefferson Harrison Mark Lewis Kelly Conway Cheryl White Chief Curator Conservator Curator of Glass Curatorial Administrative Assistant Catalina Vasquez-KennedyNEH Conservation Fellow Visitor Services and Special Events Visitor Services Colleen Higginbotham Director of Visitor Services Christine Gamache Senior Visitor Services Representative Linda Baines Receptionist Hilda Andres Gallery Host Danielle Bevacqua Gallery Host Tara Cook Gallery Host James Corcoran Gallery Host 7 STAFF AND VOLUNTEERS Bartolo Cruz Joseph Daniels Jodi Debruyne Resa Erickson Jessie Godoy Joseph Guardino Michael Hill Susan Hull Kimberly Lee Belinda Mingo Desislava Mihaylov Taji Patterson Jeffrey Tefft Susan Tremont Elizabeth Weir Gallery Host Gallery Host Gallery Host Gallery Host Gallery Host Gallery Host Gallery Host Gallery Host Gallery Host Gallery Host Gallery Host Gallery Host Gallery Host Gallery Host Gallery Host Special Events Donna Bradshaw Special Events Coordinator – Kaufman Theatre Mia Byrd Special Events Coordinator Daniel Transfiguracion Events Technician Ernest Vowell III Events Technician Lisa Vanterpool Events Technician Volunteers The Museum Shop Linda Foster Jennifer English Michelle Fehr Jacqueline Cassidy Museum Shop Manager Retail Clerk Retail Clerk Retail Clerk Curator of Glass Kelly Conway (center) leads an eager group of summer interns on a special behind-the-scenes junket through our contemporary glass collection. Photo by Alexandra Hunter, Museum educator Visitor Services The Museum Shop Welcome Desk The Members’ Opening for To Live Forever provides not just a pharaonic evening for supporters, but also for staff. Here Chrysler employees pose with our headline band from beyond the grave, Here Come the Mummies. Photo by Jake Gillespie for the Chrysler Museum of Art Peggy Anninos Nancy Bard June Etheridge Mary Florestano Alice Goodman Bernice Halpern Doris Jordan Bonnie Kerner Phyllis Lannik Alexis Lassiter Ann Moffett Bernice Moses Lucky Newton Harriet Robinson Virginia Rosen Rebecca Rubin Judith Scholer Nina Singhapakdi Christine Thrall Berry Via Abigail Whalen Hunter Burt Joan Burt Lois Einhorn Evelyn Eisenberg Theresia Langrind Linda Martinez Harriett Robinson Education Jean Outland Chrysler Library Susan Baldwin Kristen Banks Kathryn Baugher Julia Bristow Ramon Colorado Halima Davis Michel Espinosa Johanna Horning George Little Trudy Michie Tara O’Brien Tara Pascual Gizella Pongracz Jessica Ritchie Paolo Vergara David Wade Alicia Wise Jean Outland Chrysler Library Cataloging Fellows Rachel Juris John Curtis Chrysler Interns FALL 2009 Shane Butler Emily Cayton Sarah Fowler Samantha Karam Lydia Mathews SPRING 2010 Lauren McNamara Victoria Schwab Eleanor Anne Stulb SUMMER 2010 Ellen Carlson Charlotte Greenwood Meagan Murry Ako Nagahama Casey Nye Morgan Rinehart Jordan Stamper Kellie Walker Ginna Wilbanks Chrysler Museum Docents and The Docent Council Dana Adams—President Natalie Aron * Rosalyn August Larry Bagranoff Carolyn Barry * Donna Bausch Pat Behlmer Carole Bernstein Marie Biggers-Gray Joe Bishop Anne Blanchard Donna Bortell ** Ethel Bouwman ** Nancy Branch * Pat Brown ** Richard Brown Betsy Browne * Nelson Bruce Shirley Bueche * D’Borah Bunn Melissa Bustamante—Recording Secretary Barbara Carlson Charlene Carney Kathy Carter ** Debra Chako Ronnie Cochran ** Susan Comer Ginny Costenbader Carol Craig * Annah Cross ** Mary Beth Dale Peggy Davis Ginger De Lacey Renee Diamonstein ** Dodie Dougherty ** Trish Duncan—Editor, The Muse Gail Evett ** Candace Feathers Margaret Fernan Barbara Fields—Social Sandra Finn * Chris Fockler Debby Freeman Helen Galanides ** Barbara Gornto Jean Gulick Pat Haley Maureen Harms Robert Harris Judith Hathaway ** Barbara Higgins Susan Hudgens Lida Hudson * Jean Hughes ** Betsy Hunt Nancy Jacobson ** Sheila Jamison-Schwartz Jean Johnson Robert Johnson Alva Joyner—Member-At-Large Carol Judson * ^ Nancy Kanter *—Member-At-Large Sue Ellen Kaplan—Member-At-Large Anne Kenny—Vice President Virginia Kitchin * Glenda Knowles * Grace Leach Robbie Le Compte Merle Levine Linda Lilly * Adele Looman Joann Lowery Peggy Mackey * JoAnn Macon Margaret Magnussen Linda McGraw Ardell McCoy—Member-At-Large Randy McDaniel * Chris McKnight Mary Moberg—Virginia Docent Exchange Jennifer Moore ^ Donna Morrison * Joan Nesbit Diann Nickelsburg Ed Nichols Gayle Nichols—Program Doris Osborne Frances Padden—Treasurer H.H. Pakradooni Richard Parise—Parliamentarian Elizabeth Pappas ** Eunice Payne ** Michelle Prince Gray Puryear Brenda Rawls * Margaret Ray*—Membership Chief Curator Jeff Harrison and Master Docent Blair Willis enjoy the 18th-century atmosphere at the Friends of Historic Houses’ celebration at the Moses Myers House in June 2010. Photo by Hilda Andres for the Chrysler Museum of Art. Rena Rogoff ** Chris Rowland * Carolyn Sale Clare Savedge Carol Schaefer ** Ruth Schepper ^ Sally Schmidt Robbie Selkin ** Dottie Seward Lida Shanks ** Garnett Shores* Ruth Silseth ** Homer Smith Jane Smith ** Phyllis Sperling Linda Stark—Membership Sonia Stein-Bonnie Elsie Stockburger ** Lois Strode ** Orma Jean Swanson ** Pat Tayloe—Corresponding Secretary Rosalind Tester Christiane Valone * Terri Waitzer Barbara Walsh Rose Marie Ward Jane Webster Cynthia White Hal Wilkinson Jeanne Williams Widget Williams * Blair Willis ** * Master Docent ** Docent Emerita and Master Docent ^ Associate Docents 9 Highlights of 2009 – 2010 the Year Between July 1, 2009 and June 30, 2010 the Chrysler Museum: n Eliminated all admissions charges to our 62 collection galleries. n Welcomed 159,674 visitors. n Earned a Net Promoter Score of 90.50%, demonstrating excellent customer service. n Operated on a balanced budget of $6,450,352. n Benefitted from the hard work of 68 full-time and 74 part-time colleagues. n Enjoyed the support of nearly 4,000 Museum Members and the service of 128 volunteer docents. Free at last! The Museum Trustees fulfill a long-time wish by dropping our general admission charge and opening our doors wide to our entire community. Photo by Ed Pollard, Museum photographer n Partnered with over 65 regional businesses and corporations through their membership in the Museum’s Business Exhibition Council and the Business Consortium for Arts Support. n Offered structured tours to 20,621 schoolchildren and 555 adults. n Partnered with a wide variety of area arts organizations— Virginia Opera, Virginia Symphony, and Virginia Stage Company, to name a few—to bring the visual and performing arts together in exciting ways for our visitors. n Brought 19th-century music to life with the performance and recording of Music of Quality and Taste: Selections from the Myers Music Collection, in conjunction with Virginia Chorale Trio and the Museum’s Friends of Historic Houses. With its 900 pages of sheet music, the remarkable Myers Music Collection provides ample choices for a recording of Music of Quality and Taste. Cover design by Ellen Carlson, Chrysler summer intern The highly anticipated To Live Forever proves to be the blockbuster the Chrysler expects. Attendance through this extraordinary exhibition rivals that of our most popular shows ever. 10 Highlights Museum Trustees Henry Light and Cy Grandy join Museum Director Bill Hennessey and Norfolk Mayor Paul Fraim in ushering in a new era of accessibility at the Chrysler. Photo by Ed Pollard, Museum photographer n Hosted 17 interns from colleges and universities across the country. n Presented 16 special exhibitions, including To Live Forever: Egyptian Treasures from the Brooklyn Museum, Women of the Chrysler: A 400-Year Celebration of the Arts, and Dutch “Golden Age” Paintings, which provided a special opportunity to display portraits by Rembrandt van Rijn and Frans Hals, and a rarely seen painting by Johannes Vermeer. n Added 23 works of art to the Museum’s collection. n Conserved 35 objects, including an important recent acquisition by Giovanni Boncori, which was treated in the galleries to the delight of visitors. n Lent 42 works from the Chrysler Collection to 40 museums in nine countries. n Proudly continued our 71-year partnership with the City of Norfolk to bring art and great experiences to our community. John E. Alexander’s 1984 painting The Annunciation provides the perfect backdrop for a serious selection from W.A. Mozart’s Don Giovanni at the November 2009 Vissi d’arte, a semiannual program for Members of the Museum and Virginia Opera. Photo by Jake Gillespie for the Chrysler Museum of Art 11 Conservation 2009–2010 was an incredibly busy and fruitful year for the Chrysler’s conservation department. As loan requests to borrow the Museum’s masterpieces burgeoned, so did the need for conservation. Before allowing these works to travel to exhibitions at home and abroad, our team consolidated, cleaned, and restored several paintings, including Arshile Gorky’s Still Life and Gustave Guillaumet’s Saharan Dwelling. Restoration of works for display in the Museum itself also increased. Reinstallation of our downstairs African and Egyptian Galleries brought a number of objects into the conservation laboratory for examination and treatment. And our spring headline exhibition, Women of the Chrysler: A 400-Year Celebration of the Arts, featured more than 150 works by women artists represented in the permanent collection, necessitating cleaning and restoration of art by Anna Hyatt Huntington, Susan Watkins, Louise Nevelson, and Clara Driscoll, to name but a few. NEH Conservation Fellow Catalina Vasquez-Kennedy works on conserving The Card Players in the Museum gallery that will house our new acquisition by Giovanni Battista Boncori. The painting is a pendant to The Musical Group, another work by Boncori already on display. Photo by Mark Lewis, Museum conservator The Card Players, purchased at a European auction, showed the ravages of decades of grime and discoloration before its conservation. But the highlight of this year’s conservation treatments was the restoration of the Museum’s newly acquired seventeenth-century Italian painting The Card Players by Giovanni Battista Boncori. In an ongoing effort to engage and inform the public about the importance of conservation, treatment of this painting was carried out in view of the public in our galleries by Chrysler Conservator Mark Lewis and the Museum’s National Endowment for the Humanities Fellow, Catalina Vasquez-Kennedy. School groups and visitors of all ages had the opportunity to ask questions about the process of restoration and to learn more about how museums analyze and preserve their collections. Many guests applauded this rare in person chance to view what is usually visible only behind the scenes. 12 CONSERVATION Objects Conserved: Paintings n Giovanni Battista Boncori, The Card Players, ca. 1675, Gift of Walter P. Chrysler, Jr. by exchange, 2009.8 n Frank Stella, Mantaneia II, 1967, Gift of Walter P. Chrysler, Jr., 77.417 n Francesco Solimena, The Immaculate Conception, ca. 1700, Gift of Walter P. Chrysler, Jr., in honor of Irvine B. Hill, 71.610 n Arshile Gorky, Still Life, 1929, Bequest of Walter P. Chrysler, Jr., 89.51 n Harriet Cany Peale, Ideal Portrait, ca. 1843-48, Gift of Mr. Edward J. Brickhouse, 64.51.3 n Elizabeth Wemyss Nasmyth, Landscape, 1849, Gift of Edward J. Brickhouse, 84.463 n Susan Serpell Watkins, Portrait of Alfred Maurer, 1908, Goldsborough Serpell Bequest, 46.76.176 n Hugues Merle, The Lunatic of Etretat, 1871, Museum purchase with additional funds from Landmark Communications, 2009.13 n Charles Emile Hippolyte Lecomte Vernet, A Jewess of Morocco: Costume de Fête, 1868, Gift of Walter P. Chrysler, Jr., 71.2059 n Gustave Guillaumet, Saharan Dwelling, Biskra District, Algeria, 1882, Gift of Walter P. Chrysler, Jr., 71.655 n Unknown (Flemish), Last Supper with Donors, ca. 1575, Gift of Walter P. Chrysler, Jr., 71.2234 n Sara Sax, Rookwood Pottery, A Winter Morning, 1915, ceramic, Gift of Phillip C. Hornthal, 76.17.1 n Lucie Cousturier, Les Jouets (The Toys), 1903, Gift of Walter P. Chrysler, Jr., 71.2223 n Judith Streeter, Untitled, 1994, Museum purchase with funds provided by the Hauser Fund at Community Funds, Inc., 95.1 n Robert Richenburg, Pietà, 1954-55, Gift of Walter P. Chrysler, Jr., 71.908 n Michael Goldberg, Red Sunday Morning, 1955-56, Gift of Walter P. Chrysler, Jr., 71.2237 n Stan Freborg, Bosa Fortuna, 1958-59, Gift of Walter P. Chrysler, Jr., 71.3631 n Martin Archer Shee, The Artist’s Son, ca. 1820, Gift of Walter P. Chrysler, Jr., 71.672 Frames n Frame for Claudine Bouzonnet-Stella’s The Mystic Marriage of St. Catherine, 71.715 n Frame for Susan Watkins’ The 1830s Girl (Portrait of Ms. M. P. in Louis Philippe Costume), 46.76.147 Michael Goldberg’s Red Sunday Morning, with its surface details of paint, sand, and tape, is among the three incredible works conserved for display in Action Painting in the Chrysler, an exhibition of some of the best Expressionist canvases from our storage vaults. This repaired 20th-century frame, original to Susan Watkins’ The 1830s Girl, requires a skillful hand to recreate missing portions of wood and gilding. Chrysler Museum of Art conservation photo 13 CONSERVATION Doris Caesar’s intriguing nude graces the “Embracing the Modern” section of Women of the Chrysler, A 400Year Celebration of the Arts. The Museum’s conservation team worked on 12 pieces from the Chrysler collection in preparation for the massive in-house exhibition in Spring 2010. n Louise Nevelson, Dawn’s Presence, 1959, painted wood, Gift of Walter P. Chrysler, Jr., 77.1241 n Janet Scudder, Young Diana, 1911, bronze, Bequest of Sally Walke Chipley, 52.50.1 African and Ancient Worlds Objects n Lobi peoples, Burkinabe, Stool, wood, Gift of Walter P. Chrysler, Jr., 71.2405 n Edo peoples, Benin Kingdom, Nigeria, Shrine Figure, earlyto mid-20th century, wood with metal inlay, Gift of Walter P. Chrysler, Jr., 71.2386 n Edo peoples, Benin Kingdom, Nigeria, Stool, early- to mid-20th century, wood, Gift of Walter P. Chrysler, Jr., 71.2383 n Egyptian, Osiris Figurine, ca. 747-525 B.C., antimony, Gift of Mrs. Louise D. Brown, 87.496 n Egyptian, Votive Offering Table, ca. 332-30 B.C., bronze, Gift of Walter P. Chrysler, Jr., 71.2217.21 n Egyptian, Coffin Fragment, ca. 730-343 B.C., wood, cartonnage, polychrome, Gift of Walter P. Chrysler, Jr., 71.2259 n Egyptian, Falcon (Horus), ca. 664-525 B.C., bronze, Gift of Walter P. Chrysler, Jr., 71.2217.13 n Frame for Susan Watkins’ Marguerite, 46.76.146 n Frame for Elizabeth Wemyss Nasmyth’s Landscape, 84.463 n Egyptian, Wadjet-Bastet, ca. 664–525 B.C., bronze, Gift of Walter P. Chrysler, Jr., 71.2217.15 n Frame for Gustave Guillaumet’s Saharan Dwelling, Biskra District, Algeria (Algerian Interior), 71.655 n Egyptian, Statue of Horus as a Child, ca. 664-332 B.C., bronze, Gift of Walter P. Chrysler, Jr., 77.892 n Frame for Charles Emile Hippolyte Lecomte Vernet’s A Jewess of Morocco: Costume de Fête, 71.2059 n Maya, Urn With Incised Portrait Head, ca. 500, terracotta, Gift of Walter P. Chrysler, Jr., 78.522 Sculpture n Maya, Standing Figures Vase, ca. 600, polychromed terracotta, Gift of Walter P. Chrysler, Jr., 78.516 n Ann Wolff, Mother Daughter, 2000, glass collage cased in steel, Gift of Lisa and Dudley Anderson, 2009.1a-b Glass n Anna Hyatt Huntington, Speedy, 1935, aluminum, Gift of Mrs. Archer M. Huntington, 61.82.1 n Design attributed to Clara Driscoll, Tiffany Studios, Daffodil Library Lamp, ca. 1900-10, Bequest of William Gallagher, 2009.3 n Doris Caesar, Female Torso, 1953, bronze, Gift of Walter P. Chrysler, Jr., 77.661 This sculpture of Wadjet-Bastet, the fierce lioness warrior goddess of the Egyptians, is among the many pieces conserved for the reinstallation of the Chrysler’s ancient worlds galleries in summer 2009. 14 Acquisitions The Chrysler received many generous gifts this year from artists, galleries, and private donors. Of the twenty-three works we accessioned, a full seventeen were gifts. These ranged from small-scale glass sculpture with monumental presence to biomorphic paintings that help tell the modern art story to photographs. Another coup for the collection was the addition of Reclining Drapery Impression by Karen LaMonte. This “sister” to a piece exhibited during our popular Art of Glass 2 show was a gift from the Museum’s Mowbray Arch Society. The Museum’s six purchases this year were very discriminating and included two European paintings. These works by Hugues Merle and Giovanni Battista Boncori both built directly on Walter Chrysler’s legacy of collecting. A more innovative acquisition of video art by Jennifer Steinkamp, Orbit 3, was also purchased with the help of our supporters. The Chrysler also acquired for the first time period frames—beautiful works of art in their own right—enabling us to properly display artwork as it was meant to be seen. The full scope of our new acquisitions this year is categorized below: EUROPEAN ART n Giovanni Battista Boncori (Italian, 1643–1699), The Card Players, ca. 1675, Oil on canvas, 76 a x 57 ½ inches, Gift of Walter P. Chrysler, Jr. by exchange, 2009.8 n Hugues Merle (French, 1823– 1881), The Lunatic of Etretat, 1871, Oil on canvas, 60 8 x 39 8 inches, Museum purchase with additional funds from Landmark Communications, 2009.13 Among the most exciting of the Chrysler’s purchases this year is a gripping Romantic painting of The Lunatic of Etretat by the 19th-century French academic painter Hugues Merle. 15 ACQUISITIONS n Frank Paulin (American, b. 1926), Man in Front of Bus, 1981, Gelatin silver print, 11 x 14 inches, Gift of Bruce Silverstein, 2009.11.4 n Frank Paulin (American, b. 1926), Musician Practicing in Central Park, New York City, 1985, Gelatin silver print, 11 x 14 inches, Gift of Bruce Silverstein, 2009.11.5 n Frank Paulin (American, b. 1926), Paul Robeson Rally, Chicago, 1951, Gelatin silver print, 11 x 14 inches, Gift of Bruce Silverstein, 2009.11.6 Jennifer Steinkamp’s Orbit 3 that moves through the seasons using computers, a favorite among Mowbray Arch Society Members, augments the Museum’s growing collection of 21st-century art with a work featuring computers and video. AMERICAN AND AMERICAN CONTEMPORARY ART n Theodoros Stamos (American, 1922–1997), Earliest Springtime, 1948, Oil on masonite, 48 x 36 inches, Gift from the Savas Private Collection, courtesy of Georgianna Stamatelos Savas, honoring the artist’s wishes, 2009.14 n Jennifer Steinkamp (American, b. 1958), Orbit 3, 2009, Lumen projector and PC computer, Variable dimensions, Museum purchase with funds provided by Susan and Dubby Wynn, Susan and David Goode, Joan Nusbaum, In Memory of Faith W. Nusbaum and Daisy Katz from Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Katz and Mr. Sidney Nusbaum, Nancy Jacobson, Renée and Paul Mansheim, Leah and Richard Waitzer, Angelica and Henry Light, Stevie and Ed Oldfield, and Clay Barr, and gift of Walter P. Chrysler, Jr. by exchange, 2009.16 PHOTOGRAPHY n Frank Paulin (American, b. 1926), Baby Carriage, Atlantic City, 1955, Gelatin silver print, 16 x 20 inches, Gift of Bruce Silverstein, 2009.11.1 n Frank Paulin (American, b. 1926), Easter on Fifth Avenue, New York, 1954, Gelatin silver print, 11 x 14 inches, Gift of Bruce Silverstein, 2009.11.2 n Frank Paulin (American, b. 1926), Ku Klux Klan, 1960, Gelatin silver print, 14 x 11 inches, Gift of Bruce Silverstein, 2009.11.3 n Frank Paulin (American, b. 1926), Sailor, Atlantic City, New Jersey, 1956, Gelatin silver print, 11 x 14 inches, Gift of Bruce Silverstein, 2009.11.7 n Frank Paulin (American, b. 1926), The Strange One, Times Square, 1956, Gelatin silver print, 14 x 11 inches, Gift of Bruce Silverstein, 2009.11.8 n Frank Paulin (American, b. 1926), Times Square, New York, 1961, Gelatin silver print, 11 x 14 inches, Gift of Bruce Silverstein, 2009.11.9 n Frank Paulin (American, b. 1926), Torn Poster, He’s Just Met His First Girl, 1984, Gelatin silver print, 14 x 11 inches, Gift of Bruce Silverstein, 2009.11.10 n David A. Douglas (American, b. 1958), Portrait of M.K. and Scout, 2005, Mixed media on panel, 84 x 66 x 3 ½ inches, Gift of the artist in memory of K.D. Baker, 2009.10 n Nathan H. Benn (American, b. 1950), Aerial Photograph at Dawn of the Frank Paulin’s 1984 photograph Torn Poster: He’s Just Met His First Girl is among ten of the artist’s prints donated to the Museum this year. Chrysler Building, February 26, 1988, Chromogenic print, 19 ½ 1 x 13 inches, Gift of the artist, 2010.2.1 n Nathan H. Benn (American, b. 1950), Photograph at Dusk of the Illuminated Tower of the Chrysler Building, February 26, 1988, Chromogenic print, 19 ½ x 13 inches, Gift of the artist, 2010.2.2 FRAMES n Antique 19th-century American Fluted Cove Frame, ca. 1870, Gilded wood, 50 x 36 inches, Gift of the Honorable Society of Former Trustees and Walter P. Chrysler, Jr., by exchange, F2009.12 To reframe: Winslow Homer (American, 1836–1910), Song of the Lark, Oil on canvas, 38 ¼ x 24 ¼ inches Gift of Walter P. Chrysler, Jr., in honor of Dr. T. Lane Stokes, 83.590 16 ACQUISITIONS New York City’s famed Chrysler Building, once managed by the Museum’s namesake, is the subject of two color photographs donated by artist Nathan Benn. The Mowbray Arch Society’s 2009 addition to the Chrysler collection is this Reclining Drapery Impression, an unprecedented recasting of a popular Karen LaMonte piece on exhibit in our Greco-Roman gallery for Art of Glass 2, Hampton Roads’ regional celebration of art glass. Photo by Ed Pollard, Museum photographer n Antique 18th-century Italian Carved and Gilded Receding-profile Frame, Gilded wood, 98 x 77 ¼ x 5 inches, Museum purchase with funds donated by the staff of the Chrysler Museum of Art, Annual Fund 20092010, and Walter P. Chrysler, Jr. by exchange, F2010.3.1 To reframe: Giovanni Battista Boncori (Italian, 1633–1699), The Musical Group, ca. 1695, Oil on canvas, Gift of Walter P. Chrysler, Jr., 71.544 n Gilded Reproduction Receding-profile Frame, copy of the 18th-century Italian carved frame, Gilded wood, 98 x 77 ¼ x 5 inches, Museum purchase with funds donated by the staff of the Chrysler Museum of Art, Annual Fund 2009-2010, and Walter P. Chrysler, Jr. by exchange, F2010.3.2 To reframe: Giovanni Battista Boncori (Italian, 1633–1699), The Card Players, ca. 1675, Oil on canvas, Gift of Walter P. Chrysler, Jr., 2009.8 GLASS n Karen LaMonte (American, b. 1967), Reclining Drapery Impression, 2009, Cast glass, 18 x 61 ½ x 22 ¾ inches, Gift of the Mowbray Arch Society in memory of Arnold B. McKinnon, 2009, 2009.15 n Tom Patti (American, b. 1943), Banded Bronze with Gray, 1976, Laminated and blown sheet glass, 6 ¼ x 6 c x 6 ⅞c inches, Gift of Dr. Giraud Foster, 2010.1.1 n Tom Patti (American, b. 1943), Banded Gray, 1978 79, Laminated and blown sheet glass, 6 8 x 5 a inches, Gift of Dr. Giraud Foster, 2010.1.2 17 Exhibitions and Installations The Chrysler Museum’s ambitious special exhibitions program continued apace in 2009–2010 with seventeen shows ranging from monumental installations in our Large Changing Galleries to more intimate “focus” exhibitions in other spaces. Highlights included the mammoth Art of Glass 2, To Live Forever: Egyptian Treasures from the Brooklyn Museum, and Women of the Chrysler: A 400-Year Celebration of the Arts, which featured over 150 works of art drawn from the Museum’s own expansive holdings. Indeed, the Chrysler’s superb permanent collection starred in several other shows this year: Action Painting in the Chrysler, Landscape Photographs by Eliot Porter and the Museum’s salute to our armed forces, At the Front. In addition, the Photography Galleries featured the thought-provoking Class Pictures: Photographs by Dawoud Bey; the art of area high school students was celebrated in Side by Side: The Chrysler Museum and the Governor’s School for the Arts; and the Moses Myers House hosted the impressive Barton Myers: Norfolk Visionary. The Museum also mounted our first-ever staff art exhibition, After Hours. Another highlight of the year was the completion of the reinstallation of our ancient worlds spaces—our Egyptian Gallery, African Gallery, and GrecoRoman Gallery—as well as the refurbishment and reinterpretation of our popular McKinnon Gallery of Modern Art. Lin Emery’s Adam frames Rineke Dijkstra’s Nida, Lithuania (Brigita) in one of the most visual (and perhaps symbolic) corners of Women of the Chrysler. Photo by Ed Pollard, Museum photographer 18 EXHIBITIONS n Paul Storr Silver Gilt Breakfast Service 2007–March 2011 This incomparable set by one of the leading silversmiths of Regency London exudes both the modern and ancient influences popular with artists of his era. The Chrysler was pleased to accept another year-long extension of the loan from the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. n Cameo Performances: Masterpieces of Cameo Glass from the Chrysler’s Collection June 2008–July 1, 2010 in the Decorative Arts Gallery Highlighting the skills of master carvers and their sources of inspiration, cameo glass steals the spotlight in this show drawn from the Museum’s renowned glass collection. Exploring the history of cameo glass carving beginning with ancient Roman examples, this exhibition focuses on the popular resurgence of the technique in England during the late 19th century. n Lino Tagliapietra in Retrospect: A Modern Renaissance in Italian Glass April 8, 2009–July 19, 2009 in the Norfolk Southern Large Changing Gallery Our keynote Art of Glass 2 exhibition at the Chrysler was the first to detail the 40-year career of the Maestro of glassblowing. The 155 works on display represented Tagliapietra’s finest work—from a roomful of floating glass boats to fiery vases and sculptures to delicate goblets. Many of the pieces came from the artist’s own collection and some had never before been displayed in public. n Contemporary Glass Among the Classics April 26–July 19, 2009 throughout the Museum The Chrysler interspersed new among the old in this must-see Art of Glass 2 exhibition focusing on four contemporary artists. Katherine Gray’s repurposed glass constructs, Karen LaMonte’s haunting cast glass dresses, and Beth Lipman’s complex glass still lifes were featured alongside objects in the Museum’s collection. Plus, Stephen Knapp installed two dazzling lightpaintings—one inside our galleries and one on the exterior wall near the Museum’s main entrance. n Green Eye of the Pyramid by Stanislav Libenský and Jaroslava Brychtová April 26, 2009–February 14, 2010 in the Prints and Drawings Gallery This masterful green pyramid was cast by the influential Czech husband-and-wife team who pioneered the use of glass as a medium for sculpture in the 20th century. This third Art of Glass 2 exhibition was loaned from the private collection of Lisa and Dudley Anderson and honored Norfolk’s 57th Azalea Festival’s NATO nation of 2009: the Czech Republic. Art of Glass 2 brings the work of seven noteworthy glass artists to the Chrysler during 2009’s regionwide celebration of art glass. Among those on exhibit are Lino Tagliapietra (top), Katherine Gray (center), and Stanislav Libenský and Jaroslava Brychtová (bottom). Photos by Ed Pollard, Museum photographer 19 EXHIBITIONS n Photography at the Chrysler: Recent Acquisitions December 12, 2008–January 2010 in the Alice R. and Sol. B Frank Photography Galleries This longstanding exhibition featured a selection of the most exciting historical and contemporary photographs added to the Museum’s collection in recent years. Artists represented included Berenice Abbott, August Sander, William Christenberry, and the Argentinean photographer res. n Norfolk & Western Railway Photographs by O. Winston Link March 6–October 18, 2009 in the Kaufman Theater Lobby The Chrysler enjoys a rare trifecta in the art world: exhibition of all three great masters of Dutch “Golden Age” Paintings—Rembrandt, Hals, and Vermeer—in one exhibition. This intimate selection of signed blackand-white photographs hand-selected Vermeer (Dutch, 1632-1675), Young Woman by the artist recalled the power, majesty, Johannes Seated at a Virginal, ca. 1670-72, Oil on canvas, 9 7/8 and splendor of steam locomotives, as x 7 7/8 in. (25.1 x 20 cm), Private collection, New York. well as an era gone by. The images were Used by permission loaned to the Museum from the extensive collection of Susan and David Goode. n Dutch “Golden Age” Paintings June 25, 2009–January 30, 2011 in the Kaufman Furniture Gallery The romance of steam engines and the small towns they frequented comes through powerfully in Train No. 17, the Birmingham Special, Passes a Giant Oak, Max Meadows, Virginia, a 1957 print by O. Winston Link. © O. Winston Link Trust, used by permission The Netherlands’ greatest 17th-century painters were represented in this intimate exhibition of privately held gems displayed among fine American antiques from the collection of the late George M. and Linda H. Kaufman. Highlights have included an expressive portrait of a Haarlem historian by Frans Hals, a onetime genre painting of a Russian-garbed man recently recognized as a self-portrait by Rembrandt van Rijn, and one of only 36 works in the world ascribed to the great Dutch master Johannes Vermeer. These fine paintings were on view at the Chrysler thanks to a generous collector in New York. n To Live Forever: Egyptian Treasures from the Brooklyn Museum October 14, 2009– January 3, 2010 in the Norfolk Southern Large Changing Gallery For ancient Egyptians, death was the portal to a new beginning. To Live Forever explored the ancient Egyptian belief that death was an enemy that could be overcome through careful preparation. The 120 objects in this blockbuster exhibition included mummies, coffins, statuary, jewelry and vessels drawn from the incomparable holdings of the Brooklyn Museum, one of the world’s finest collections of Egyptian art. Together these rare works of art illuminated the ancient Egyptians’ vision of the afterlife and traced the fabled story of their preparation for death, from mummification to the funeral procession and entombment. To Live Forever was the first exhibition of ancient Egyptian art ever hosted by the Chrysler, whose own ancient galleries also underwent renovation in the Summer 2009. Canopic jars and royal shabtys are among the Egyptian treasures from the Brooklyn Museum on display in To Live Forever. Photos by Ed Pollard, Museum photographer The Business Exhibition Council, the Museum’s leading corporate partners group, sponsors To Live Forever and enjoyed a special preview tour featuring the show-stopping Large Outer Sarcophagus of the Royal Prince, Count of Thebes, Pa-seba-khai-en-ipet. Photo by Jake Gillespie for the Chrysler Museum of Art 20 EXHIBITIONS n After Hours: Works by the Chrysler Museum Staff May 20–October 11, 2009 in the Waitzer Community Gallery When the galleries and offices close, many employees of the Chrysler Museum of Art begin Before becoming Assistant to work in their private the Director, Dawn Penny spent six years at Hinckley Pottery in studios. This Washington, D.C. In After Hours, our first exhibition of staff creations, exhibition she displays two of her favorite brought porcelain bowls. Photo by Jake together the Gillespie for the Chrysler Museum of Art painting, sculpture, photography, and glass of the Chrysler Museum staff. The diversity of their art echoed the span of influences within their workplace and demonstrated the rich creativity of those who dedicate their life to museums. Landscape Photographs by Eliot Porter, featuring Aspens by Lake, is another small exhibition that demonstrates the richness and breadth of the Chrysler’s photography collection. Helen Frankenthaler’s Scene with Blue 6 (left) and Paul Jenkins’ Pawnee (right) fill a corner of the Waitzer Community Gallery with the feverish color, movement, and texture that are the hallmark of Action Painting in the Chrysler. Photo by Ed Pollard, Museum photographer n At the Front August 7, 2009–February 7, 2010 in the Alice R. and Sol. B Frank Photography Gallery Through photographs and paintings from the Museum collection, including several recent acquisitions, this small exhibition explored the interior emotional life of the professional soldier. Some of the artists’ works took us inside the heads of those who are called upon to face death on a daily basis. Others revealed glimpses of historic personalities, or shined light on military life off the battlefield. Edward Steichen’s Infrared View of Officers Gathered on the Deck of the USS Lexington is one of several World War II photographs included in At the Front. It shows the crew of the aircraft carrier preparing for the November 1943 assault on the Japanese-held island of Kwajalein. n Action Painting in the Chrysler October 17, 2009–April 11, 2010 in the Waitzer Community Gallery n Landscape Photographs by Eliot Porter October 24, 2009–April 4, 2010 in the Kaufman Theatre Lobby Inspired by Freudian psychology and the actual process of creating art, Action Painting helped birth Abstract Expressionism and dominated progressive American painting well into the 1960s. As an enthusiastic collector, Walter P. Chrysler, Jr. purchased many of these works directly from artists he befriended. This exhibition, drawn from our own vast storage vaults, included works by eight gestural painting masters including Michael Goldberg, Jules Olitski, Robert Richenburg, and Helen Frankenthaler. Continuing our downstairs series highlighting great photography from the Museum’s permanent collection, this exhibition focused on the striking color landscapes and nature images of Eliot Porter. Artist, chemist, physician, and naturalist Porter was among the first adopt the newly developed dye transfer process. Beginning in 1939 Porter literally created a new way of presenting nature. His large-format prints combined precise observation with rich and resonant color. 21 EXHIBITIONS The Hampton Roads Student Gallery draws submissions from more than 500 high school artists. Photo by Alma Joyner, Chrysler Museum docent n Finalists from the Hampton Roads Student Gallery February 10–28, 2010 in Huber Court The Hampton Roads Student Gallery returned for a 37th year thanks to a communitywide effort to continue this longstanding tradition for high school artists in 11th and 12th grade. Joining the Chrysler Museum and the Contemporary Art Center of Virginia as sponsors for the first time were the Art Institute of Virginia Beach, d’Art Center, the Selden Arcade, and the Chrysler Museum’s Docent Council. n Women of the Chrysler: A 400-Year Celebration of the Arts March 24–July 18, 2010 in the Norfolk Southern Large Changing Gallery In Spring 2010 the Commonwealth of Virginia launched Minds Wide Open, a celebration of women in the arts. In conjunction with the statewide initiative, the Chrysler devoted its Large Changing Gallery to an extraordinary exhibition of works by women artists—all of them drawn from the Museum’s permanent collection. Women of the Chrysler featured more than 150 works by female painters, sculptors, photographers, glass artists, and printmakers—from Harriet Cany Peale, Mary Cassatt, Käthe Kollwitz and Dorothea Lange to Diane Arbus, Louise Nevelson, Cindy Sherman, and Jaune Quick-to-See-Smith. And as part of our continuing celebration of the depth and breadth of the Chrysler collection, our doors to this exhibition were wide open, too, with no admission fee! Works such as Clara Driscoll’s Large Wisteria Lamp for Tiffany Studios and Helen Turner’s Lilies, Lanterns, and Sunshine make the lilac-hued “Feminine Mystique” a favorite section of Women of the Chrysler. Photo by Ed Pollard, Museum photographer Elizabeth Catlett’s Ife surveys “Here and Now,” the concluding section of Women of the Chrysler. At left, two soldier portraits by Suzanne Opton were also on view for our At the Front exhibition of war-related images. Photo by Ed Pollard, Museum photographer 22 EXHIBITIONS n Class Pictures: Photographs by Dawoud Bey March 26–August 8, 2010 in the Frank Photography Gallery Photographer Dawoud Bey spent five years traveling to high schools across the country, photographing teens from across the economic, racial, and ethnic spectrum. Class Pictures presented 40 of his larger-thanlife photographs, each accompanied by a commentary in which the sitters describe themselves and their lives. The result was a touching, funny, and sometimes harrowing portrait of American youth at the dawn of the 21st century. n Side by Side: The Chrysler Museum of Art and the Governor’s School for the Arts June 9–August 8, 2010 in the Waitzer Community Gallery What defines a portrait? Students from the Governor’s School take on the task of self-discovery in Side by Side. In response to Dawoud Bey’s Class DeMarco, Michelle, Usha (above), and Kevin (above left) are four of Dawoud Bey’s high school subjects in Class Pictures. Installation photo by Ed Pollard, Museum photographer Pictures and portraits from the Chrysler collection, 11th-grade students at the Governor’s School for the Arts mounted an exhibition of original art. Weekly meetings with Museum staff throughout the spring helped them navigate the details of producing, curating, and publicizing a full-scale art exhibition of unusual portraits. These sessions also included a special afternoon conversation with photographer Dawoud Bey. Architect Ray Gindroz’s Norfolk-Toulon: Sister Maritime Cities includes sketches of inner-city and waterfront buildings, such as the Chrysler Museum, in both port cities. n Norfolk-Toulon: Sister Maritime Cities April 24–October 17, 2010 in the Kaufman Theatre Lobby In 1989 Norfolk and Toulon, France, became sister cities. The Chrysler celebrated this trans-Atlantic partnership with an exhibition of 30 drawings of both ports by noted architect-city planner Ray Gindroz. The Norfolk Sister City Association sponsors this fascinating show, and proceeds from sketchbook sales benefit Hampton University students who study abroad with the Gindroz Foundation. n The Sculpture of Elizabeth Catlett: A Collector’s Passion June 2, 2010–January 16, 2011 in the Prints and Drawings Gallery Among the most renowned of modern American sculptors and printmakers, Elizabeth Catlett has devoted much of her nearly 70-year career to iconic depictions of African-American and Mexican women. Rendered in wood, stone, and bronze, her sculptures are both powerful evocations of the female form and spirit, and virtuoso demonstrations of the sculptural art. This exhibition features eight Catlett works from a private Virginia collection, as well as the Chrysler’s own Ife. 23 EXHIBITIONS A new exhibition on Barton Myers—mayor, businessman, philanthropic leader—graces the Moses Myers House, his grandfather’s home. Photo by Ed Pollard, Museum photographer Our popular McKinnon Galleries help visitors see and understand contemporary art even better thanks to a full reinstallation and reinterpretation of the art they hold. Photo by Ed Pollard, Museum photographer RENOVATIONS AND REINSTALLATIONS n Egyptian / African / Greco-Roman Galleries Renovations Summer 2009 n McKinnon Galleries of Modern Art Spring 2010 AT THE HISTORIC HOUSES n Fifty Years Later: The Lessons of Massive Resistance On view July 2010–December 31, 2010 at the Norfolk History Museum at the Willoughby-Baylor House Held over from the Museum’s Winter 2009 exhibition, this multimedia timeline highlights the desegregation of Norfolk’s public schools through the photographs, documents, and clippings of the people and places that forever changed public education in Norfolk. n Moses Myers: Maritime Merchant On permanent view at the Moses Myers House Supported by a generous gift from Mr. T. Parker Host, this permanent exhibition explores the business of maritime commerce through the life of entrepreneur Moses Myers, patriarch of the influential Norfolk family. n Barton Myers: Norfolk Visionary On view since September 30, 2009 at the Moses Myers House Mayor Barton Myers transformed his city from a prosperous coastal town into a thriving modern metropolis. Thanks to a generous gift from T. Parker Host, the Moses Myers House honors this “first citizen of Norfolk” with a display of objects and images highlighting his extraordinary life. 24 Loans from the Collection Every year the Chrysler collection is a source of artistic inspiration for major national and international exhibitions. In 2009–2010, we lent 42 works to museums around the world. Masterpieces from our collection traveled to museums in Philadelphia, Munich, Cambridge (Great Britain), Madrid, Paris, Santa Fe, Los Angeles, London, Berlin, Venice, Chicago and Toronto. The following is but a small selection of exhibitions that featured our works of art. MATISSE: RADICAL INVENTION, 1913-1917 The Art Institute of Chicago, March 20– June 20, 2010 The Museum of Modern Art, New York, July 18–October 11, 2010 n Henri Matisse, Bowl of Apples on a Table, 1916, oil on canvas “It’s a painting that both confuses and astonishes. (If it were in a major New York collection instead of in Norfolk, Va., it might be the best-known Matisse still-life in America.)” That’s Modern Art Notes’ take on our Bowl of Apples on a Table, as exhibited in Matisse: Radical Invention at the MoMA and Art Institute of Chicago in 2010. 25 LOANS FROM THE COLLECTION HENRI FANTIN-LATOUR (1836-1904) Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, Lisbon, Portugal, June 25–September 6, 2009 Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum, Madrid, Spain, September 28, 2009–January 10, 2010 n Henri Fantin-Latour, Portrait of Léon Maître, 1886, oil on canvas GEORGIA O’KEEFFE: ABSTRACTION Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, September 17, 2009–January 17, 2010 The Phillips Collection, Washington, D.C., February 1–April 30, 2010 Georgia O’Keeffe Museum, Santa Fe, New Mexico, May 15–September 10, 2010 AMERICAN STORIES: PAINTINGS OF EVERDAY LIFE, 1765-1915 Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, October 12, 2009–January 24, 2010 Los Angeles County Museum of Art, February 28–May 23, 2010 n William Glackens, The Shoppers, 1907-1908, oil on canvas ARSHILE GORKY: A RETROSPECTIVE Philadelphia Museum of Art, October 21, 2009–January 10, 2010 Tate Modern, London, February 10–May 3, 2010 Los Angeles County Museum of Art, June 6–September 20, 2010 n Arshile Gorky, Still Life, ca. 1930-31, oil on canvas UTOPIA MATTERS: FROM BROTHERHOODS TO BAUHAUS Deutsche Guggenheim, Berlin, January 23–April 11, 2010 Peggy Guggenheim Collection, Venice, May 1–July 25, 2010 n Henri-Edmond Cross, Excursion, 1895, oil on canvas LOUIS COMFORT TIFFANY: COLOR AND LIGHT Luxembourg Museum, Paris, September 16, 2009–January 17, 2010 Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, February 11–May 2, 2010 Virginia Museum of Fine Art, Richmond, June 5–August 29, 2010 n 13 works of art by Louis Comfort Tiffany and 54 tiles by Tiffany Studios n Georgia O’Keeffe, Black Door with Red, 1954, oil on canvas The internationally touring Louis Comfort Tiffany: Color and Light drew heavily upon the Chrysler collection’s comprehensive holdings in blown pieces by the master glassmaker. Black Door with Red, among Georgia O’Keeffe’s most abstract canvases, is actually the artist’s representation of the enclosed patio of her New Mexico adobe-walled home. Tiffany Glass and Decorating Company (American, 1892–1900) Three Flower-Form Vases, ca. 1893–1900 Blown glass Gifts of Walter P. Chrysler, Jr. and Museum purchase Photo by Museum Photographer Ed Pollard 26 Education Education provides the catalyst for transformative experiences in the Museum and with its collection. Our lectures, tours, concerts, and family activities attract audiences that range from preschoolers to scholars. Our corps of 128 docents brings our works of art to life in the imaginations of thousands of children, and we expand the Museum’s reach to classrooms across the region with online resources and professional development programs for teachers. We inspire performing artists to translate our works of art into music and dance and introduce our collection to new audiences. We make the Chrysler our community’s home for the arts and the magnificent opportunities they hold. Claire Crumpler, Frances Pierce, and Anna Winn (left to right) display their sketch of scenery for Find Out the Fairytale, the first original play produced during Camp Chrysler in July 2009. Photos by Jake Gillespie for the Chrysler Museum of Art New tactile tours help our vision-impaired guests to “see” the art in our collection through gloved hands. Here, Chrysler docent Gray Puryear (left) helps Brandon McPhillips experience the ferocity of Antonie-Louis Barye’s Lion Crushing a Serpent. Teacher of Visual Instruction Lee Ann Armbruster (right) accompanied second graders from King’s Grant Elementary School in Virginia Beach on this school tour. Photo by Ed Pollard, Museum photographer 27 EDUCATION n Awarded the first Jean Outland Chrysler Library Cataloging Fellowship to Rachel Juris, who in her 10 weeks at the Museum added over 1,000 records to the Library catalog. n Brought Federalist history to life for nearly 3,330 schoolchildren and adults who participated in one of the 108 tours and programs presented at the Moses Myers House and Norfolk History Museum. Total attendance at the Historic Houses for the year was 5,947. Young violinists from the Academy of Music’s Summer Camp perform a musical promenade through the Museum galleries, to the delight of staff and visitors alike. Photo by Hilda Andres for the Chrysler Museum of Art EDUCATION HIGHLIGHTS n Welcomed 21,176 students, teachers, and adults to the Museum for engaging, docent-led tours of the Museum collection and our special exhibitions. Over the past four years, our audience for school tours has n increased by 33%. n Added a third Museum educator to our professional staff as a strategic investment in learning and professional educator development. n Partnered for another year with a wide variety of regional performing arts groups, among them the Academy of Music, the Feldman Chamber Music Society, Tidewater Classical Guitar Society, Bellisima!, Virginia Stage Company, Virginia Arts Festival, Virginia Chorale, Virginia Opera, and the Virginia Symphony Orchestra. Expanded the reach and breadth of the Jean Outland Chrysler Library. This year the Library assisted nearly 4,100 Museum visitors, scholars, and curiosity seekers. It also acquired 3,526 books, auction catalogs, films, and other materials to the collection through purchase or donation, putting the total number of volumes at approximately 112,000. n Hosted the Museum’s first overnight program. Sleep with the Mummies: A Masquerade for Families complemented the Chrysler’s exhibition of To Live Forever: Egyptian Treasures from the Brooklyn Museum. Girl Scouts and Women of the Chrysler are a perfect match. Scouting at the Chrysler drew several local Brownie and Junior troops to the Museum on Saturday, May 8 for a special exhibition tour and program with educator Channon Dillard. Photo by Jake Gillespie for the Chrysler Museum of Art Faye Bailey and her granddaughter, Amber Abernethy, “walk like an Egyptian” at Sleep with the Mummies. Our first family-friendly sleepover featured Egyptian-inspired art activities, photo ops at the pyramids, a fun film, and a creepy flashlight tour of To Live Forever. Photo by Alexandra Hunter, Museum educator 28 EDUCATION n Incorporated the voices of women from across Hampton Roads into an audio tour for Women of the Chrysler: A 400-Year Celebration of the Arts. An accompanying exhibition website and interactive touch screen allowed guests to respond to the work of women artists represented in the Museum’s collection. n Exhibited Side By Side. In a 12-week project, 11th-grade students from the Governor’s School for the Arts worked with Museum staff to mount a show of their own artwork in response to photographer Dawoud Bey’s exhibition, Class Pictures, and to works they selected from the Chrysler collection. Photographer Dawoud Bey gives constructive critiques to juniors from The Governor’s School for the Arts as they select original art to display in Side by Side, a portraiture exhibition they mounted in response to his Class Pictures. Photo by Vic Frailing, used by permission n Spearheaded local efforts to resurrect Student Gallery. Under the leadership of the Chrysler, the 37-year tradition returned to Hampton Roads with the support of the Art Institute of Virginia, a host of arts groups, and local arts educators. More than 500 highschool artists from across the region submitted work to be juried, and the art of six finalists was exhibited in the Chrysler’s Huber Court. WomenOfTheChrysler.org marks a Museum first: a microsite devoted exclusively to one of our exhibitions. An interactive touchscreen in the galleries and blog online give guests the opportunity to provide personal feedback to the show and its community audio tour. Yoga for Art Lovers joins the weekly program roster in 2010, providing an enjoyable time of morning meditation and exercise in Huber Court and our galleries. Photo by Alexandra Hunter, Museum educator The Museum offers an impressive number of free programs for families and children each year—Bunny and Perry Morgan Family Days, Summer Friday Films for Children, Music in the Galleries, and Tickle My Ears—and most of them involve hands-on art activities. Photo by Jake Gillespie for the Chrysler Museum of Art 29 Visitor Services & Special Events At The Welcome Desk and In the Galleries: The Museum’s gallery hosts are always ready to greet and interact with visitors. These employees come from a variety of backgrounds including art history, music, education, and customer service. They are available to answer questions and engage our visitors in casual conversation about art. They may point out something in a painting that is likely to go unnoticed or tell a great background story for a work of art. They are passionate individuals who truly enjoy their jobs. This year, our new free admission policy provided our gallery hosts with a great opportunity to welcome many new visitors who had never been to the Museum before. Based on our visitor feedback scores, we feel confident that our friendly interaction will convince them to return to the Chrysler. At The Museum Shop: Most guests to the Chrysler want a keepsake of their visit, and The Museum Shop offers a variety of fantastic souvenirs. Visitors can choose from jewelry, accessories, glass items, stationery, books, and a host of great items for kids of all ages. In conjunction with two of our largest exhibitions of the year, the Shop featured some very creative offerings. For To Live Forever: Egyptian Treasures from the Brooklyn Museum, adults enjoyed custom-ordered name cartouche necklaces from Egypt and specialty blown-glass treasures from the country. And hardly a child went home without some Gummy Mummies or a printout of his or her name in hieroglyphs. A series of jewelry trunk shows and hand-crafted glass necklaces by female artists complemented Women of the Chrysler, the Museum’s Minds Wide Open exhibition celebrating women in the arts. All in all, The Museum Shop’s total sales for this fiscal year topped $266,000, with an average sale of $23. Gallery Host Sue Tremont demonstrates how to operate the To Live Forever audio tour for two young Museum patrons on the Bunny and Perry Morgan Family Day. Photo by Jake Gillespie for the Chrysler Museum of Art 30 VISITOR SERVICES & SPECIAL EVENTS At Special Events There is no more elegant atmosphere for an event than the Chrysler Museum. This year we hosted 62 such events in stately Huber Court, our stunning Tiffany Glass Galleries, the Kaufman Theatre, our lovely gardens, and other Museum spaces. We are the perfect venue for weddings, receptions, corporate parties and presentations, and performances including chamber music, dance, and theatre. Huber Court’s timeless Florentine arches provide the perfect frame for the perfect wedding pictures for Tom and Leah Dameron. Photo by Keith Cephus Photography, used by permission March 12, 2010 marks a milestone as Special Events hosts The Wedding Party, our first annual bridal show. Nearly 300 brides and grooms enjoyed samples and giveaways from 35 preferred vendors, catering by Cuisine & Company, a fashion show, and free beer tastings. samples. Photo collage by Keith Cephus Photography, used by permission. Your event is our next masterpiece. Our Special Events department specializes in elegant social events hosted at the Museum, such as the annual Mowbray Arch Society Art Purchase Dinner each December. Photo by Ed Pollard, Museum photographer The Chrysler’s Memorial Garden, adjoining our famed Tiffany glass galleries, is a popular rental venue for corporate clients looking for an impressive outdoor party space. Photo by Echard Wheeler Photography for the Norfolk Convention and Visitor’s Bureau, used by permission. 31 Members and Supporters In 2009–2010 the offices of Development and Communications merged to form a single department charged with cultivating, stewarding, and advancing relationships that culminate in support for the Museum and its mission. The Development and Communications Department is a conduit through which relationships grow and information flows to our constituents and our community. The annual Art Purchase Dinner each December is the highlight of the Mowbray Arch Society season, as Pat Stecker and Calvert Lester can attest. Photo by Ed Pollard, Museum photographer The best evidence of the success of our work is the swell of support that followed the Museum’s move to free admission. It has been nothing short of stunning. While similar institutions that have switched to free admission witnessed declines membership declines of 25%, the Chrysler saw a 7% increase in membership revenue, while voluntary contributions remain steady. Free admission has made every membership an act of philanthropy, and the community has graciously responded by increasing its support for the Museum. Now more than ever, individuals, governments, corporations, and foundations provide critical support through a myriad of channels. Whether it is through membership, Annual Fund donations, bequests, grants, sponsorships, or other mechanisms, each gift allows us to open the doors of the Museum wider than ever before. Mummy Rah of Here Come the Mummies delights the crowd with his live, undead saxophone playing at Dance Like an Egyptian, our To Live Forever Members’ Opening Party. Photo by Jake Gillespie for the Chrysler Museum of Art We thank all of our supporters, Corporate Partners, Members, and donors. Your generosity allows us to increase the Museum’s capacity to serve our community and maintain the cultural vitality of Hampton Roads. Children have always enjoyed the Chrysler collection for free, but the announcement “free to all” admission makes these girls smile (or perhaps it is the promise of cake). Photo by Ed Pollard, Museum photographer 32 Members and supporters $10,000 and above Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel A. 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Canfield, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Cannaday Mr. Joseph R. Cannon Ms. Rachel A. Capps Mr. Leigh Capshaw Mrs. Jeanne M. Carlock Ms. Barbara Carlson Mrs. Marienne M. Carlucci Ms. Brittany Carmichael Ms. Anne Carney and Mr. John Arrigo Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Carney Mr. Chris Carpenter, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Derek Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. D. Lew Carr Ms. Evelyn S. Carr Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Carr Ms. Sharon Carr Dr. and Mrs. James H. Carraway Mr. and Mrs. Preston Carraway III Mr. and Mrs. Norman W. Carrick Mrs. Fairle Beaman Carroll Mr. and Mrs. James T. Carroll III Mr. and Mrs. William Carroll Mr. and Mrs. William Carroll Mrs. Diana Carson 38 Members and supporters Ms. Chelsy Carter and Dr. Lawrence Hatab Mr. Jack L. Carter Mr. and Mrs. Jack Carter Mr. John H. Carter Mr. and Mrs. Michael Carter Mr. Paul W. Carter Dr. and Mrs. Glenn R. Carwell Mrs. Pat Casey Senator Stephen M. Casey Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence H. Cash Mr. and Dr. Paul M. Castellano Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. 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Cisney Mr. and Mrs. Paul Clancy Mrs. Elizabeth Clancy Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Clapp Ms. Marsha Clemons Ms. B. Sheila Clendenning Mrs. Allison H. Clock Ms. Martha Clowdsley Ms. Veronica M. Cochran Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Cochrane Mrs. Jane Malecki Coe Mr. Peter D. Coe Mrs. Vernon L. Cofer, Jr. As part of our “free to all” campaign to broaden our audience, the Chrysler actively seeks to attract teens and young adults with engaging, relevant programs and events. Photo by Echard Wheeler for the Norfolk Convention and Visitors Bureau, used by permission Mr. and Mrs. Allen Clark Ms. Chimere Clark and Ms. Dinna Magno Mr. and Mrs. Jack Clark Mrs. Lorna S. Clark Ms. Margarita Clark Dr. and Mrs. John P. Clarke Mrs. Lambuth M. Clarke Palmore Clarke Ms. Susan G. Clarke Dr. Forrest P. Clay, Jr. Mrs. Margaret S. Clay Mr. Gary L. Clayton Mr. Thomas Clayton Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Clement Mrs. Carolyn H. Coffman Mr. William B. Cogar Mrs. Arleen Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Cohen Ms. Jerri Cohen Ms. Lauriana Archibald Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel J. Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Cole, Jr. Dr. Michael Cole and Ms. Lynn Earle Mr. and Mrs. David L. Coleman Mrs. Gail P. Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Coleman Ted L. and Jo Yates Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Collector Ms. Lilian M. Collier Ms. Lillian Collier Ms. Cathleen Collins Mr. and Mrs. Leroy P. Collins Mr. and Mrs. Pedro A. Colon Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Comer Mr. and Mrs. Gary Comer Mrs. Georgenia D. Compton Captain and Mrs. Henry Conde Dr. and Mrs. Paul R. Conkling Mr. and Mrs. Henry Connolly Mr. and Mrs. John Connolly Mr. Mark D. Connolly Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Connor Mr. and Mrs. Walter P. Conrad, Jr. Mr. Philip R. Conroy Ms. Kelly Conway Mr. J. Daniel Coogan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Cook Mrs. Erma G. Cook Ms. Erna Cook Mr. and Mrs. Greg Cook Mr. Joe Cook and Dr. Anna Jeng Ms. Tara Cook Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Cooper III Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Cooper Joan G. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cooper Ms. Elizabeth B. Copeland Dr. Gary E. Copeland and Mr. John Meyer Mr. Hugh Copeland Mrs. Stuart W. Copeland Ms. Cheryl A. Copper and Ms. Jeanie Kline Mrs. Jean B. Corey Ms. Laura Corl Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Corley Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Corneille Ms. Jena Cornell Ms. Joan J. Cornwall Mr. and Mrs. James J. Corrigan Mr. S. J. Cosimano III Mr. and Mrs. David L. Costenbader Mr. and Mrs. John H. Costenbader III Ms. Jamie K. Cosumano Ms. Rena M. Coughlin Mr. and Mrs. Michael Council 39 Members and supporters Ms. Linda C. Coupland Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Covatta Mr. Stephen H. Cowles Mr. and Mrs. Brad Cox Dr. James Lester Cox Mr. Stephen J. Cox and Ms. Jean P. Webster Ms. Suzanne H. Cox and Mr. Alfonso J. Lambiase Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Coyle Mr. and Mrs. Timothy A. Coyle Ms. J. C. Craddock Ms. Kelly Craig Mr. and Mrs. Norman L. Craig Dr. and Mrs. William L. Craig, Jr. Mr. Thaddeus G. Crapster Mrs. Betty W. Crawford Ms. Jacquelin W. Crebbs Mr. and Mrs. Norman C. Creech Mrs. Tracey Creech Mrs. Gloria M. Creecy Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Creecy Mr. and Mrs. Francis N. Crenshaw Dr. Yvonne L. Creteur-Dexters Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Crofoot Mrs. Kathryn I. Croke Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Crooks, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cross III Dr. and Mrs. J. Parker Cross, Jr. Ms. Mary Ellen Crowe Mr. and Mrs. John A. Crowley Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Crown Mr. and Mrs. John R. Crumpler, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Robert Crutchfield Ms. Virginia Crute Ms. Jennifer Cruz Ms. Pamela Cruz Mrs. Lorraine C. Cuffee Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Cummings Mr. and Mrs. Alan Cummins Ms. Celeste Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Cupschalk Ms. Glenna R. Curl Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Curley Ms. Charlotte A. Currier Mrs. George H. Curtis III Mrs. Rosemary Curtis Ms. Carol Custer Ms. Cynthia Cutler and Mr. Craig W. Haines Ms. Martha M. Daas and Ms. Leslie Shannon Bowman Mr. and Mrs. George W. Dahl Mr. Richard Daigle and Ms. Lynne Berg Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Dale Mrs. Joan Dalis Ms. Deon A. Dallman Mr. and Mrs. Karl Dampf Dr. and Mrs. George Dandalides Mr. and Mrs. T. M. D’Angelo, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Daniel Mr. and Mrs. William S. Daniel Mrs. Jennifer Daniels Mr. Joseph E. Daniels Captain and Mrs. Shane P. Daniels Ms. Susan Daniels Ms. Tracey L. Daniels Ms. Anne Darden Mr. Thomas Darland Mr. Johnny Darnell Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Daughtrey Ms. Sally Daughtrey Ms. Debra A. Dautrich-Salvas Ms. Diana E. Davenport Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Davenport Mrs. Carla David Mr. and Mrs. Bill Davidson Mr. Gary Davidson Mr. and Mrs. Karl L. Davidson Mr. Thomas E. Davidson and Ms. Ethel R. Eaton Mr. and Mrs. Michael Davila Ms. Anne M. Davis Mrs. Annette Taylor Davis Mr. David C. Davis and Mrs. Deborah Antony Mrs. Elizabeth A. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Davis Ms. Gloria Davis Mrs. Judith Davis Ms. Leslie M. Davis Miss Lois G. Davis Mrs. Margaret W. Davis Ms. Melanie Davis Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davis Mr. and Mrs. Stuart T. Davis, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Terry H. Davis, Jr. Mrs. Theodore E. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Davis Ms. Madeline B. Dawson Mr. Nathaniel Dawson Ms. DeAnna Day Mr. and Mrs. John L. Deal Mrs. Roberta Dean Mr. Horace Deans Mr. and Mrs. Ramon P. Deans Ms. Jan Deas Dr. Richard Thomas Deaton Drs. David and Sarah Deaver Ms. Erma DeBeal Ms. Dianne deBeixedon and Mr. Neil M. King Mr. and Mrs. Ron Dederick Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Deegan Ms. Carol Dees Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. DeFord, Jr. Mr. Raymond A. DeFrank Ms. Carolyn DeGroff Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Del Corso Dr. William A. DeLacey Ms. Jane B. Delaney Ms. Mary Delaney Ms. Victoria J. Delano The Honorable and Mrs. Rodham T. Delk, Jr. Mrs. Sylvia R. Delzell Ms. Stephanie DeMarco and Mr. Emmet Gathright Mr. James F. Deming Nancy Dempsey and Sandy Dempsey Mr. and Mrs. Stephen DeMuth Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Denbow Mr. and Mrs. Ron Dennis Mr. Stanley Dennis Mr. and Mrs. Keith D. Denslow Mr. and Ms. Calvin Depew Ms. Barbara S. Desler Dr. Marc C. deSolminihac Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Deutsch Ms. Rebecca B. Devany Mr. William Devers Mrs. Charles J. Devine Mrs. Linda D. Devine Dr. Bill C. DeWeese Ms. Henriette F. DeWitt Mr. Royeston DeWitt, Jr. Ms. Margie A. Dial Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Diamonstein Ms. Abigail Diaz Mr. Michael Diaz and Mr. John Childers Mr. and Mrs. E. Dana Dickens Mrs. Judith Dickerson Dr. and Mrs. W. Andrew Dickinson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stanwood Dickman Ms. Elisa Dickon Ms. Nancy N. Diggs Mrs. Linda DiGiosaffatte Ms. Rita J. Dill Mrs. Frances Dille Mrs. Sharon A. Dillon Ms. Joan Dinger Mrs. Ivana DiNini Mr. and Mrs. Chris Dirle Mrs. Esther Diskin Mr. and Mrs. Michael Distefano Dr. and Mrs. Henry B. Dixon II Mr. Roland Doan, Jr. Ms. Sheila P. Doane Ms. Gail Dodge Mr. and Mrs. Douglas B. Dohey Ms. Ernestine Dole Mrs. Marilyn C. Doline Mr. Rick Dollar and Mr. Jason Weeden Mr. and Mrs. David P. Donohue Mrs. Robyn Dooley Richard Dooling and Jay Dooling Mr. David G. Dorbad and Mr. Brandon L. Brinkley Ms. Cheryl S. Dorf Mrs. Dabney H. Dorman Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Dorman Ms. Constance Dorn Micki and Jay Doros Mr. Raymond J. Dorosz Mr. Harold Dorwin Mr. Robert J. Dotzler Teri Doudna Mr. and Mrs. James M. Dougherty Ms. Mary Ella Douglas Mr. Kyriakos Doukas 40 Members and supporters Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Dowdy Mrs. Madge Dowe Ms. Susan Downing and Ms. Elizabeth Wray Mr. and Mrs. John R. Doyle III Leslie Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Doyle Ms. Mildred A. Dozier Mrs. Edith A. Drake Mrs. Christine Dresser Mr. Myron Drewniak Mr. William Drewry and Ms. Nancy G. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Doug Drews Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Drifmeyer Ms. Cheryl F. Drum Mr. Alex E. Dryden Mr. Paulo Duarte Ms. Helen Dubanevich Mr. and Mrs. Peter DuBeau Mrs. Lucinda N. Dudley Mr. and Mrs. William L. Dudley, Jr. Mrs. Elizabeth H. Duff Mrs. Diane Duffy and Mr. Gil Moskowitz Mrs. Anne D. Duke Ms. Sandy Dumont Mr. and Mrs. Perry Duncan Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Duncan Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Grady Dunn Ms. Jane B. Dunn Ms. Mary C. Dunn and Mr. Jerry D. McIntyre Nian and Stanley Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Dunton Ms. Laurel T. Duplessis Mrs. Alison Durham Mr. Kyle E. Durrant Mr. and Mrs. Bailey Dwiggins Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O. Dykes Ms. Ellen Eames Dr. Walter R. Earl Mr. and Mrs. George Earnhart Mrs. Susan W. East Mrs. Antoinette Easter Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Eaton Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Eatroff Mr. George Eavarro Mr. Kenneth L. Eberhart Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Eberly Ms. Peggy R. Economidis Mr. Robert Edahl Mrs. Anne Edelblute Mr. and Mrs. Ed Edgar Dr. Teresa B. Edge Dr. and Mrs. Gary R. Edgerton Ms. Sharon A. Edmisten Mr. and Mrs. John Edmonds Mrs. Christina Edmondson Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Edmonson Mr. and Mrs. Gene H. Edwards III Ms. Patricia Fleck Edwards Mr. and Mrs. R. Thomas Edwards, Jr. Mr. Ralph Edwards Mr. Robert E. Edwards Dr. Edward Egelman and Ms. Adrienne Weinberger Mrs. Doris S. Eggleston Mr. James S. and Dr. Susan Eilberg Dr. and Mrs. Bernard I. Einhorn Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Eisel Mr. and Mrs. William C. Eisenbeiss Mrs. Antoinette Eizember Dr. and Mrs. T. David Elder Mr. and Mrs. William B. Eley Mrs. Gloria G. Eller Mr. and Mrs. Archie Elliott, Jr. Mr. Frank T. Elliott Ms. Lynda T. Elliott Lieutenant and Mrs. Stephen Elliott Mr. and Mrs. Douglas D. Ellis Dr. Waldo M. Ellison Ms. Alice Elmore Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Emanuel Mr. Taso Emmanuelidis Mr. and Mrs. Steve Emmert Mrs. Iris Encarnacion and Mr. David Canada Ms. Patricia Enderly Ms. Trude Engelund Ms. Barbara A. Engler Mrs. Jennifer L. English Moss Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Ennis Ms. Rachel Enrich Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Epplein Mr. Robert Epstein Mrs. Patricia A. Erb Ms. Lynda L. Erickson Mr. and Mrs. John R. Erickson Mr. and Mrs. Karl Erickson Mr. Michel Espinosa Ms. Erin Estes and Ms. Anne Tickle Mr. and Mrs. Mark G. Estes Ms. Theodora F. Estes Mr. Stephen J. Estrada and Ms. Betty C. Cornwell Ms. Anita L. Etheridge Dr. and Mrs. Charles L. Etheridge Ms. Elizabeth L. Etheridge Mrs. John D. Etheridge, Jr. Mrs. Mary Theresa Eugene Mrs. Jacquelyn H. Eure Mrs. Stacey Evans Ms. Anne P. Everett Mr. and Mrs. Jan Eversen Mrs. Sandra Everton Dr. and Mrs. Russell D. Evett Ms. Patricia Ewell Ms. Beth Ewing Mr. Jack L. Ezzell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Fabijan Ms. Stefanie Fabrizio Ms. Alexandra Fackrell Mr. and Mrs. John B. Faircloth Mrs. Marilyn Fall Mr. and Mrs. Brian H. Fallin Mrs. Ann T. Fallon Dr. and Mrs. Gerald B. Farrow Mrs. Howard Fashbaugh Mr. and Mrs. Norman J. Fashing Mrs. Marion R. Fast Ms. Candace E. Feathers Ms. Michelle Fehr Mr. and Mrs. John Feigenbaum Mrs. Lynn Feigenbaum Dr. Nuria M. Cuevas Feit Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Feldman Ms. Anita C. Fellman Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Feltman Mrs. Ann J. Fentress Mrs. Alice Ferguson Ms. Deborah M. Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Ferguson Ms. Mary Ferguson Ms. Mary D. Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. David Ferraro Mr. and Mrs. John W. Field, Jr. Mr. Brandon Fields Ms. Pandora Fifer Mrs. Emily Harkins Filer Dr. Larry Filer Ms. Lin S. Fillhart and Mr. W. H. Jamerson Mr. and Mrs. Colin Findlay Dr. and Mrs. H. W. Fink Mr. and Mrs. Timothy M. Fink Mr. and Mrs. Robert Finke Mr. Daniel Finkelsztein and Ms. Ana Kostenbaum Mr. Denis Finley Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Finn Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Macy Finn Ms. Catherine Finney and Mr. Joseph Gaber Ms. Madeline A. Finney Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W. Finney Ms. Ernestine M. Firestone Dr. Nancy Fishback Mr. and Mrs. Guillermo A. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. James Fisher Ms. Margaret E. Fisher Dr. and Mrs. Claiborne W. Fitchett Dr. Ellen Fitzenrider and Mr. Brian Brennan Mr. and Mrs. George Flax Mrs. G. William Fleming Ms. Minnie Fleming and Mr. Louis Tinaro Ms. Ann W. Fletcher Mr. and Mrs. Carlos H. Fletcher Mr. and Mrs. Jim Flinchum Mrs. Naima Flint The Honorable and Mrs. James Flippen, Jr. Ms. Felicia M. Flores Ms. Carolyn Floyd Mrs. Maureen Fluke Mr. and Mrs. James Flynn Dr. Thomas F. Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Douglas D. Fockler Dr. and Mrs. Warren H. Foer 41 Members and supporters Mr. and Mrs. Scott P. Folck Ms. Sarah Foley Ms. Theresa L. Fontenot Mr. Charles H. Ford Mr. Frank Ford and Ms. Jackie Hughes Ms. Kat Tyree Ford Mrs. Frances G. Forehand Mr. Jerry L. Forehand Mrs. James H. Foreman Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Foret, Jr. Ms. Karen W. Forget Dr. and Mrs. Theodore Louis Forte Mrs. Elvira Forti Ms. Linda Foster Mr. Nicolas Foster Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Foster Ms. Stephaney D. Foster Ms. Patricia M. Fowler Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fowler Ms. Diane K. Fox Ms. Marjorie B. Fox Ms. Ruth M. Fox Ms. Brenda Fox-Wilson Ms. Evelyn S. Foytik Ms. Marycarolyn France Mr. Charles Francis Ms. Jean Francis Ms. Daphne Frank Dr. and Mrs. L. Matthew Frank Mr. Robert Frank Dr. Willard C. Frank, Jr. Mrs. Grover C. Franklin Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Franklin Mrs. Pat Franklin Robin and Ernest R. Franklin Mr. and Mrs. Wendell C. Franklin Ms. Ann T. Fraser Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Frazier Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Freas Ms. Karen A. Frederick Mrs. Deborah Freeborn Mr. and Mrs. Leonard A. Freedman Mrs. Debby F. Freeman Mr. Frederick G. Freeman Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Freeman Mr. and Mrs. Gildo V. Frese Dr. and Mrs. Gilbert Frey Mrs. Harry M. Frieden Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert R. Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Moss Friedman Ms. Laura J. Friedman-Askew Ms. Kathleen Friel Mr. and Mrs. Floyd A. Friesen Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Frith Mr. and Mrs. Roger Fritz Mr. and Mrs. Jacob C. Froehlich Ms. Carroll Frohman Ms. Eupheni Futterman Mr. and Mrs. George F. Gabb Mr. Adrian Gago-Medina Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. Galanides Ms. J. A. Gallagher Dr. and Mrs. James A. Gallatin Dr. and Dr. Matthew A. Galumbeck Ms. Christine R. Gamache Mr. and Mrs. M. Linwood Gamsey Masterpiece Society Members Dan and Mary Ellen Dechert enjoy a reception at the historic Moses Myers House with Leslie Hennessey. Photo by Hilda Andres for the Chrysler Museum of Art Mr. and Mrs. James T. Fronkier Ms. Megan E. Frost Ms. Kaye Frye Mr. and Mrs. Georg Fuhs Mr. Randolph G. Fuller Ms. Barbara W. Fulp Ms. Cynthia Funk and Ms. Janice Kuhagen Ms. Joanne Funk Ms. Dana Fuqua and Mr. K.I. Pagach Ms. Theresa Anne Furbish Mr. and Mrs. Gregory C. Furlich Mr. Andrew Furne and Ms. Christie Artnz Mr. and Mrs. Carter Furr, Jr. Ms. Rosa Lee Furr Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Fuschetti Ms. Robin Ganderson Ms. Marion Ganzel Ms. Deborah Garcia Mrs. Kimberly Garcia Mr. and Mrs. Gary H. Gardner Ms. Gale C. Garner Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Garrett Mrs. Ana Garrigues Mr. and Mrs. George C. Garris, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Garris Mr. Christopher J. Gay and Mrs. Janice H. Gay-Maker Mr. Allan P. Geddes Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Geduldig-Yatrofsky Ms. Iris Geffner and Mr. Herbert Duvall Mr. and Mrs. Edward Geiger Mrs. Susan H. Gelardi Mr. and Mrs. Rawl Gelinas Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Gemeinhardt Mr. and Mrs. Kevin A. George Mr. and Mrs. Michael George Ms. Karen Gershman Mrs. Kathleen Gerwien Mr. and Mrs. William Gerwitz Ed and Deborah Gibbs Ms. Jacinta Gibbs Ms. B. Cullen Gibson and Ms. Lesa J. Henderson Mr. and Mrs. William R. Gideon Mr. Charles S. Gifford Mrs. Anne M. Gilbert Mrs. Robin Keen Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. James J. Gildea Mrs. Mary Gertrude Gildea Mrs. Ann W. Gill Mrs. Lloyd B. Gill Mr. and Mrs. William L. Gillen Ms. Sarah A. Gilliam Ms. Marlene M. Gillikin Ms. Shirley K. Gilmont Mr. William Gilmore Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Gilmour Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Gilson Mr. Stanley Gimbert Commander Darryl S. Girtz Ms. Meredith Glasco Mrs. Linda Glaser Ms. Marcia E. Glenn Dr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Glick Ms. Jessica Gloss Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Gnilka Mr. and Mrs. Scott M. Godbout Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H. Goebel Mr. and Mrs. Russell Goehring Ms. Ellen M. Goering Dr. Jerry and Rabbi Connie Golden Mr. and Mrs. Allen Goldman Ms. Ethel P. Goldman Ms. Flora Goldman Mrs. June Goldman Mr. and Mrs. Michael Goldmeier Mr. and Mrs. Morton Goldmeier Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Goldstein 42 Members and supporters Mr. and Mrs. Norman Goldwasser Drs. Elizabeth and Pierre Golpira Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Gomez Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Gomez Mr. and Mrs. Erik Gonzales Mr. W. C. Gooch and Ms. Karen Y. Whitmore Mr. and Mrs. Tom Goodall Commander and Mrs. Martin Goode Ms. Stacy J. Goode Mrs. Ben Goodman Mrs. Evelyn Goodman Mr. Wayne Goodman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Goodstein Dr. A. Ray Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. David A. Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. Allen J. Gordon Mr. Will Gordon Mr. Randy Gore and Ms. Bonife Dean Mr. and Mrs. Michael Goretsky Mrs. Emma G. Gorsie Mr. Robert M. Gostel Ms. Leahmarie Gottlieb Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. M. Gottlieb Dr. and Mrs. Ira Gould Dr. and Mrs. T. Winston Gouldin Dr. Chantla Gowda Mr. and Mrs. Harry Graber Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Graber Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Grace Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. Graeber Professor Daniel W. Graf and Mrs. Jean A. Hearst Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Gragson Dr. R. M. Graham and Ms. Maria D. Zammit Mr. and Mrs. Tom Graham Mrs. Dorothy P. Grandstaff Dr. and Mrs. Fred W. Granger, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William W. Granger III Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Grant Dr. and Mrs. William P. Grant Mrs. Kimberly Grantham Mr. and Mrs. Walter Grantz Mr. and Mrs. John E. Gravely Mr. and Mrs. Marc Gravely Mrs. Patricia Harris Graves Ms. Sandra Graves Mr. and Mrs. William H. Graves Mr. and Mrs. Patrick D. Gravitt Mr. Dan Gray and Ms. Joyce Hoffmann Mr. and Mrs. John G. Gray Mr. Richard L. Gray Mrs. Veronica Gray Ms. Faith J. Gregory Ms. Yvonne C. Gregory Ms. Vivian Griese Dr. and Mrs. Richard T. Griffey Mrs. Anne C. Griffin Mr. D. B. Griffin Ms. Delores T. Griffin Bellisima!, Tidewater’s premiere women’s choral ensemble, performs a free concert of music written by women in the Museum’s Huber Court to the delight of our large audience on Mother’s Day. Photo by Don Monteaux Photography, used by permission Miss Bridget Greaves Mr. and Mrs. Vincent S. Greco Ms. Clementine Green Mrs. David D. Green Ms. Elizabeth L. Green Mrs. Elnora P. Green Ms. Rebecca A. Green Mrs. Sylvia W. Green Mr. and Mrs. Tim Green Mr. and Mrs. William J. Green Dr. and Mrs. Mark Greenspan Mr. and Mrs. James K. Greer Ms. Alice Gregory Mr. James T. Griffin Ms. Jayce Griffin Laura and Peter Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Griffith Mr. Henry Griggs and Ms. Anne Humphrey Mrs. William M. Grimball Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Grinnan III Mr. Ray J. Grinnell Mrs. Mary L. Grissom Ms. Dorothy Grogan Mr. and Mrs. Chris Gross Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gross Ms. Jean E. Grow Mrs. Phyllis Grubbs Mrs. Deborrah E. Grulke Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grunwald Mr. Joseph A. Guardino The Honorable and Mrs. W. Moultrie Guerry Ms. Betty J. Guest Ms. D. Guest Ms. Lisa Guirand Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Guirlinger Mrs. Jean C. Gulick Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Gurdziel Mrs. Catherine J. Gustafson Ms. Greta I. Gustavson Mrs. Ruth E. Gutherz Mr. and Mrs. Louis L. Guy, Jr. Mrs. Lynanne R. Guynn Mr. David Haar Mr. and Mrs. David L. Hack Mr. and Mrs. John Hadfield Mr. George Hagen Ms. Catherine R. Hager Mrs. Janet M. Hagerman Mr. Dave Hagn Mrs. Priscilla Haley Mr. and Mrs. James K. Hall Commander and Mrs. Robert W. Hall Mr. and Mrs. William H. Hall Captain and Dr. O. Keith Hallam Mrs. Deborah Hallenbeck Mr. and Mrs. Michael Halleran Mr. and Mrs. David Hallett Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hallett Ms. Bernice Halpern Mrs. Phyllis Rapoport Halpern Mrs. Patricia B. Halstead Captain and Mrs. Oliver W. Hamilton, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hamilton Ms. Sandra Hamilton Mrs. Suzanne Hamilton Mr. Robert Hamm IV and Ms. Quinn St. Louis Mrs. Nancy Hammack Carolyn Hampton Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Hanawalt 43 Members and supporters Ms. Jean C. Hanbury Mr. and Mrs. John Paul C. Hanbury Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hanbury Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Hancock III Mr. Lee Handford and Ms. Mary Jackson Captain James Hanley Ms. Suzanne Hanley Mr. and Mrs. Ira R. Hanna Mr. and Mrs. Liam Hannaher Mr. Tom V. Hansard Mrs. Barbara R. Hansen Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hansen Ms. Linda R. Hansen Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Hanson Mrs. S. L. B. Hanson Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Harbour Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Hardin Ms. Dawn Hardman and Mr. Richard Burns Mr. William S. Hargroves Captain and Mrs. V. O. Harkness, Jr. Mr. Donald Harlan Mr. and Mrs. Wick Harlan Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harms Commander and Mrs. Maurice B. Harper Ms. Shari Harper Mr. and Mrs. John C. Harrell Mrs. Pearl B. Harrell Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Harrell Mr. and Mrs. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Bill Harris Mr. and Mrs. David Harris Dr. and Mrs. Edward D. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Howard Harris Dr. James F. Harris Ms. Karen Harris Mr. Robert C. Harris Mr. Steven B. Harris Mrs. Vivian A. Harris Mr. and Mrs. William Harris Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harrison, Jr. Mrs. Jane Harrison Mr. Jefferson C. Harrison Mrs. John P. Harrison, Jr. Mrs. L. Harrison and Mr. Jeffrey Kessel Mr. Robert B. Harrison III Mrs. Barbara B. Hart Mr. and Mrs. Dennis A. Hartig Dr. and Mrs. Carl W. Hartman Ms. Kathrin Hartmann and Mr. Sebastian Kuhn Mr. Fred Hartson and Ms. Allison Silva Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hartz Mr. and Mrs. Michael Harvey Mr. and Mrs. John Harvie Mr. Robert Hasler Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Hassler Mr. Benjamin Hatcher and Ms. Ann Morgan Ms. Judith Hathaway Mrs. Desiree Deakle Haubner Ms. Pearl A. Hawk Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hawker Ms. Peggy L. Hawkes Ms. Maris Hawkins Mrs. Claudia Hawks Ms. Anne B. Haworth Mrs. Mary-Whitley C. Haycox Ms. Patricia S. Hayward Ms. Mary S. Hearring Mr. Joe Hearst Mr. and Mrs. Marcellus C. Heath III Ms. Vanessa Hebert Mr. Norman Hecht Mrs. Robert Hecht Dr. and Mrs. Charles Hecht-Leavitt Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Hedderich Ms. Jean P. Hedgepeth Ms. Linnea Heide Mr. and Mrs. Lyle W. Heldenbrand Dr. and Mrs. Barry H. Hellman, Jr. Ms. Elizabeth Heltsley and Ms. Marilyn Heltsley Mr. Claude M. Henderson Dr. and Mrs. Clay Hendricks Mr. and Mrs. Ted Henifin Mrs. Ann L. Hennelly Daniel P. and Mary Mayer Hennelly Mr. John C. Henniker Mr. Alan Roy Henrikson Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Henry Ms. Laurie Henry Mrs. Mary Ann Bailey Henry Dr. and Mrs. Reginald B. Henry, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Herman Drs. John M. Herre and Sarah B. Clarkson Mr. Martin Herrera and Ms. Alice LaBudde Mr. and Mrs. John Herrmann Ms. Brenda Herron Ms. Donna Herron Dr. and Mrs. Chris Hersh Mr. and Mrs. Jay Herson Dr. John M. Hess Mr. and Mrs. Uri Hess Dr. Mary Jo Hessert Ms. Anne G. Hester and Mr. Gary D. Todd Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hester Dr. Patrick Hester Mr. and Mrs. Dennis F. Hetreed Dr. Joseph S. Heyman and Mrs. Berna L. Heyman Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Hiatt Ms. Sonja W. Hibbard Mr. Lynn Clarence Hickey Mr. John Hickox and Ms. Carla Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hicks Mr. and Mrs. William A. Hicks Mr. Arthur Hidell Ms. Colleen C. Higginbotham Ms. Anne S. Higham and Mr. Charles Kessler Mr. and Ms. Richard Hildreth Ms. Bobbie Hill Mr. Eric Hill Mr. Michael P. Hill Ms. Nataki A. 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Kirchner Mr. Doug Kirk and Ms. Cheryl Pleasant Mr. and Mrs. Leland Kirkland Mr. and Mrs. James Kirkley Mr. Thomas Kirkpatrick and Mr. Charles Stafford National Public Radio Special Correspondent Susan Stamberg (in blue) shares the spotlight with Norfolk Society of Arts Members before the group’s April 27 luncheon to benefit the Chrysler Museum. Photo by Ed Pollard, Museum photographer Mr. and Mrs. James G. Kincaid Mrs. Beverley King Mr. and Mrs. Jack King Dr. Patricia King Mr. and Mrs. Ray King Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. King, Jr. Mr. Ronald A. King Mr. and Mrs. William W. King Ms. Beverly Kingsley Ms. Beatrice S. Kinlaw Mrs. Karen Kinser Ms. Tara Kipfer Mr. Corey J. Kiprakis and Ms. Janelle Jordan Mr. K. S. Kirollos and Ms. Vivian Yousif Ms. Karen A. Kise Mr. Daniel Kistler Ms. Barbara C. Kledzik Dr. Ronald B. and Ms. Mary-Jean Kledzik Ms. Patricia Kleinknecht Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kleinschmidt Mrs. Barbe Klien Mr. Allen Kline Mr. and Mrs. Herb Kline Mr. and Mrs. James J. 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Mullin Ms. Leslie Munden Mr. and Mrs. Henry Munnikhuysen Mr. and Mrs. Richard Murdoch Mrs. Lisa Murdock Ms. Barbara Z. Murphy Mr. Bob Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Murphy Ms. Lynn Murphy Ms. Patricia Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Murphy, Jr. Ms. Catharine L. Murray Mr. and Mrs. Douglas S. Murray Mr. and Mrs. James Murray Reverend and Mrs. Robert Murray Mrs. Ewa Muscari Ms. Bertha G. Myrick Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Nabers Mr. and Mrs. Bert A. Nachman Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Nachman Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Nadler Ms. Anna Nagorniuk Mr. Mark Moses and Ms. Renee Nahan Ms. Nancy Nale and Mr. Brian Kuebler Ms. Joan L. Natali Mrs. James O. Naugle Dr. and Mrs. B. Voss Neal Mr. and Mrs. James Neas Ms. Donna J. Nelsen Captain Andrew Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Clarence F. Nelson, Jr. 49 Members and supporters Mr. and Mrs. Eric Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Nelson Mr. D. Nemo Mr. and Mrs. Keith Nesbit Mr. and Mrs. John D. Ness Mrs. Sandra Nesson Ms. Elizabeth Netts and Ms. Charlotte Mitchell Mrs. Joyce C. 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Nusbaum Dr. and Mrs. Donald Nuss Mr. Eric Nyman and Ms. Margaret Labus Mr. Brett W. Oakley Mrs. Townsend Oast Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Oates Mrs. Edna H. O’Brien Dr. and Mrs. James P. O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. Kevin O’Flaherty Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ogle Mr. John C. O’Grady Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ohnemus Mr. and Mrs. George Okaty Dr. Virginia O’Keefe Mrs. Jamie A. Old Mrs. Melba Old Dr. and Mrs. W. Levi Old, Jr. Captain and Mrs. Edward C. Oldfield, Jr. For Art’s Sake, the young professionals affiliate of the Chrysler, sponsors both and summer concert series at the Museum. Photo by Jake Gillespie for the Chrysler Museum of Art Mr. and Mrs. Edward O’Callaghan Mr. and Mrs. Stewart L. Ocheltree Ms. Caren O’Connor Mr. and Mrs. David A. O’Connor Ms. Patricia A. O’Connor Betty A. O’Dea Ms. April Oden Mr. Erik Odom Ms. Lisa Marie Odom Mr. and Mrs. John O’Donnell Dr. and Mrs. William L. Oelrich Mr. James E. Oliver Mr. Robert Oliver Mrs. Barbara Hood Olsen Mr. and Mrs. Eric W. Olson Dr. and Mrs. James F. O’Leary Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. O’Neal Mrs. Helen S. O’Neal Mrs. Phyllis O’Quinn Mr. and Mrs. Alan Ormond Dr. L. Anderson Orr Ms. Grace Orsini Mr. David S. Osborne Mrs. Thelma F. Oser Mr. Frederick W. Osgood Mrs. Elizabeth Ostanek Mr. A. L. O’Toole and Dr. Carolyn J. Huntley O’Toole Ms. Teri M. Ottinger Mr. and Mrs. Grover C. Outland, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Grover C. Outland III Mr. Lawrence Outten Mrs. Martha M. Ouzts Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Ouzts, Jr. Mrs. Anne T. Overman Mr. and Mrs. Billy R. Overman Mr. and Mrs. Warren D. Overman Ms. Anne Owens Ms. Barbara Lynn Owens Mr. and Mrs. James N. Owens Mrs. Polly M. Owens Mr. and Mrs. William Owens Mr. Will Oyster and Ms. Janice Oyster Mrs. Pretlow Pacheco Ms. Judith E. Page Mr. Philip Ashton Page Mr. and Mrs. Wesley L. Page Ms. Concetta Pagley Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Paige Mr. David H. Paige and Ms. Jane Nohava Mr. Joseph J. Pajuf Mr. and Mrs. Haig H. Pakradooni III Mrs. Joya M. Palacio Mr. and Mrs. Adam Palmer Mr. and Mrs. Tobin R. Palmer Mr. and Mrs. Frank Palmieri Ms. Jennie Lou Pangle Ms. Fan G. Panton Mrs. Ellen Papetti Ms. Elizabeth G. Pappas Ms. Sheila Pappas Mary M. Park Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. Parker Mrs. Dana Parker Mr. and Mrs. John A. Parker, Jr. Mrs. Leslie Parker Mr. Lloyd J. Parker, Jr. Ms. Natalie Parker Ms. Patricia A. Parker 50 Members and supporters Mr. and Mrs. William H. Parker III Mrs. Ann Harrison Parr Mrs. George R. Parrish Mr. Ronald Parrish Ms. Nancy G. Parsons Mr. Allen Patrick Mr. and Mrs. Bower R. Patrick III Mr. John Patton and Ms. Dianne D. Epplein Mrs. Linda Patton Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Patty, Jr. Ms. Liz Paul and Mr. Russ Oster Mr. Dal Paull Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Pavelo Ms. Jean H. Pavlina Mrs. Brenda Payne Mr. and Mrs. John M. Payne Mr. and Mrs. M. Lee Payne Mr. and Mrs. Martin Payne Mr. and Mrs. Glenn A. Peach Ms. Pris M. Peake Dr. Ira Pearlman Mr. David B. Pearman Mrs. Faye H. Pearman Ms. Janise Pearson Mr. and Mrs. John Y. Pearson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William T. Pearson Ms. Rhona E. Peck Ms. Susie G. M. Pedigo Ms. Nancy Cobb Peele Dr. Barbara Peery Dr. and Mrs. G. W. Pegram, Jr. Dr. Robert D. Pellerin Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pelligrino Mrs. Susan W. Pender Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Pendergast Mr. and Mrs. Keith Pennell Mr. and Mrs. T. Brian Pennell Mr. and Mrs. William Pennington Dawn and Jeff Penny Ms. Johanna N. Perakes Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pereira Ms. Olymphia Perkins Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Perreault Mr. Allen E. Perrel and Ms. Erica Peterson Ms. Jeanene M. Perry Mr. and Mrs. Stephen S. Perry Mr. Todd Perry and Ms. Deb Chirtea Mr. and Mrs. John F. Person Mr. and Mrs. M. Powell Peters Lieutenant Commander Doris A. Peterson You’re never too young to start enjoying the Museum, as these preschoolers attending Tickle My Ears will testify. Photo by Jake Gillespie for the Chrysler Museum of Art Ms. Janice L. Peterson Ms. Kathleen L. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Nick Petrillo Mr. and Mrs. John Petrow Dr. and Mrs. Michael Petruschak Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pettersen Mr. and Mrs. Herbert W. Pettway Mrs. C. E. Peyton Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Pfeifer Mr. and Mrs. Dennis L. Phelps Mr. David L. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Dickinson B. Phillips Mrs. E. K. Phillips, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. G. Conoly Phillips Dr. Raleigh C. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Phillips Ms. Teresa C. Phillips and Ms. Joyce Ann Davis Mr. and Mrs. Jason Picano Mrs. Linda Pickard Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Pickett Dr. and Mrs. Jerry C. Pickrel Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Pierce Ms. Gloria E. Pierre Ms. Catarina I. R. Pietri Mr. Kiley Pike Mr. and Mrs. Jorge Pinarte Mr. and Mrs. Marion G. Pine, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pinkham Dr. and Mrs. William O. Pischnotte Mr. William L. Pitt Mr. Charles Pittman Mrs. Marcia Pitt-Ridgill Ms. Nellie Pitts Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Plaine, Jr. Mr. K. C. Pliaa Mr. and Mrs. James W. Pogue Mrs. W. Clarke Pole Mrs. Arthur G. Polizos Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Pollard, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Norman H. Pollock Mrs. Carol Pomeroy Mrs. Pamela Ponce Mr. and Mrs. Gyula J. Pongracz Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ponlin Ms. Gertrude S. Pontes Mr. and Mrs. John Ponton Mrs. Anita S. Pope Ms. Leslie Porcella Dr. Bryan Porter Mrs. Elinore Porter Mr. and Mrs. Michael Posey Mr. Willis M. Potter Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Potts Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Poulin Mme. Emmanuelle Pouliquen Dr. and Mrs. Eugene F. Poutasse Mr. and Mrs. Marc F. Poutasse Ms. Eleanor A. Powell Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Powell Mrs. Jean D. Powell Ms. Karen O. Powell and Miss Maria C. Powell Mr. E. V. Power Mr. Edward F. Power Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Powers III Ms. Sherrise Powers and Ms. Mary Beth Gooden Mr. Stephen Powers Mr. and Mrs. Fred Praissman Ms. Heather Prestage Mrs. Barbara L. Preston Ms. Giovanna Preston Mr. and Mrs. A. Burt Prestridge Mr. and Mrs. John Prewett Mr. and Mrs. G. Michael Price Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Price Mr. and Mrs. Rex J. Price Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Prichard Ms. F. Loretta Pridgen Ms. Jennifer S. Priest Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Priest N. Powell Prillaman Ms. Bonnie A. Primm Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Primm Mrs. Anne H. Prince Mr. and Mrs. William A. Prince Mr. W. M. Pritchard Mr. and Mrs. David Pritchett Ms. Alexandra Proaps Mr. Michael J. Prodan Ms. Jennifer R. Prosser Mrs. Pamela T. Pruden Mr. Peter D. Pruden III Mr. Rudolph B. Pruden Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Puckett Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Purcell Mr. William B. Purdy Ms. Nan Puryear Ms. Gloria B. Putnam Ms. Laurel J. Quarberg and Ms. Sarah B. Munford 51 Members and supporters Lieutenant Commander and Mrs. Joseph P. Quartararo Mr. Marc Rabinowitz and Mrs. Bonnie Gordon-Rabinowitz Ms. Edith G. Raby Mr. and Mrs. John W. Rachels Mr. and Mrs. William E. Rachels, Jr. Ms. Pam Racine Ms. Betsi Radd and Mr. Robert Antoni Mrs. Penelope S. Radd Dr. and Mrs. Mark L. Radler Mr. and Mrs. Adam S. Rafal Ms. Deborah Rafal Ms. Norma P. Ragland Mr. and Mrs. John Raheb Drs. James and Kathleen Rahman Miss Lisa Raines Dr. Daniel Rakowski Mr. John Ralston Mrs. Cathy-Jo Ramsey Mr. Jim Ramsey Dr. and Mrs. William K. Rand Rev. and Mrs. Robert J. Randall, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Randall Ms. Marilyn D. Ranhorn Ms. Audrey G. Rapaport Mr. James C. Raper and Ms. Deborah A. Marquardt Ms. Janet Rash Mr. Julian Rashkind Suzette and Alan Rashkind Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Rashti Mr. and Mrs. James G. Ratliff Mrs. Marjorie Jean Rawls Dr. and Mrs. William H. Rawls Mr. Howard O. Ray Mr. and Mrs. Randy Ray Mrs. Sam W. Ray, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Orren L. Rayford Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Rea Dr. and Mrs. Mallory Read, Jr. Mrs. Margaret A. Reagan Mr. Robert Reali and Ms. Patricia Reali Robert Reardon and Nancy Bazin Mrs. Lucy F. Reasor Dr. Gregory Reck and Dr. Lelia Vann Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. Rector Ms. Margaret W. Redfern Dr. and Mrs. Ramon N. Redford, Jr. Mrs. Evelyn C. Redwood Ms. Joan Reece Ms. Dorothy Reed Mrs. Elizabeth F. Reed Mrs. Marie Reese Ms. Rita P. Reeves Mr. Paul Regal and Ms. Madeline Regal Mrs. Lynnette Regan Ms. Ethelyn Register Mr. and Mrs. John J. Rehder Ms. Sara Reich Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Reid Mr. William Grove Reid Mrs. Barbara H. Reilley Ms. Glenda F. Reilly Ms. Peggy Kelley Reinburg Mr. Thomas Reitmeyer Mr. and Mrs. Larry Remaklus Ms. Anne Renda Mrs. Shirley Render Mr. David Reno Mr. and Mrs. William H. Reno Mr. E. Vicar Reynolds and Ms. Vike C. Xides Mr. Morris Reynolds Mr. Jamal Rhadbane and Ms. Erin King Ms. Judith Rheinstrom Ms. Carolyn Rhodes Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rhodes Mr. Eric G. Ribac Mrs. Charles Rice Ms. Jennifer Rice Mr. John Rice and Ms. Pamela Bowles Dr. and Mrs. Marcus Rice Mr. Neil Rice Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Rice Mrs. Sherry Rice Mrs. Bonette B. Richards Mr. and Mrs. James B. Richards Mr. Jeffrey Richards and Ms. Stephanie Sugioka Mr. Nancy Richards Mr. and Mrs. Barrett R. Richardson Mr. and Mrs. John Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Philip W. Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Timothy M. Richardson Mr. Barry D. Richmond Mr. and Mrs. J. Bradley Ridout Ms. Jessica Riehl Dr. and Mrs. William K. Riley Mrs. Katherine B. Rinehart Ms. Beverly R. Ripley Mr. and Mrs. Ronald K. Ritter Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Rivin Mr. and Mrs. James C. Roach Lieutenant Commander and Mrs. Kevin Robb Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Roberson Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Roberts, Jr. Commander Peter Roberts Ms. Edith Robertson Mrs. Frederick S. Robertson, Jr. Ms. Jennifer Robertson Ms. Shirley V. Robertson Mr. Willard M. Robins Mr. and Mrs. Fran J. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Linwood G. Robinson, Jr. Mrs. Lois J. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Robison III Mr. and Mrs. John Roche Ms. Ann L. Rodgers Ms. Deborah Roe Mrs. Anna M. Roelofsen Mr. Edward Roenker, Jr. Mrs. Anne P. Roesch Mr. Erwin P. Roeser Ms. Alice E. Rogan-Nelson and Mr. Richard Nelson Mr. H. T. Rogers Dr. and Mrs. Henry M. Rogers, Jr. Ms. Martha Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Wayne P. Rogers Ms. Yvonne Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Dean P. Rogis Mr. and Mrs. Perry R. Rogis Mr. and Mrs. Eric Rogner Mr. and Mrs. Jerry M. Rogoff Mrs. Kenneth C. Rohrabaugh Rev. and Rev. John D. Rohrs Mr. Andrew Rojecki and Ms. Susan P. Estes Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Roller Mr. and Mrs. Rusty Roller Mr. and Mrs. Dixon Rollins Ms. MaryAnn Romska Ms. Nancy Ronald and Mr. Ron Hartshorn Dr. and Mrs. Albert L. Roper II Mr. Alejandro Rosa Mr. and Mrs. Ashley C. Rose Mr. and Mrs. Bradley C. Rose Dr. and Mrs. Robert K. Rose Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Rose Ms. Ruth A. Rose Mr. and Mrs. Steve Rose Mr. and Mrs. David Roselius Mr. and Mrs. Jeff W. Rosen Mrs. Virginia E. Rosen Rose and Kurt Rosenbach Mrs. Joan Rosenbaum Mr. Gary F. Rosenberg Mr. and Mrs. Monte Z. Rosenberg Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rosenberg Mr. and Mrs. Walter D. Rosenberg, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rosequist Mr. and Mrs. David Ross Garland and Vera Ross Mrs. Jeanne P. Ross Mrs. William C. Ross Mr. Richard Rosser Mr. Ronald P. Rosso and Ms. Deborah Prince Mr. Fredrick W. Roth Ms. Mary Jo Rothgery Mr. and Mrs. Lennart A. Rothman Mr. and Mrs. David Rothschild Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Rountree Ms. Dorothy Rouse-Bottom Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Roux Ms. Louise M. Rovner Ms. W. Ann Rowan Mrs. Luther G. Rowland III Mr. and Mrs. Gerald C. Roxbury Ms. Stephanie Rozzell Mrs. Rebecca Rubin Mr. and Mrs. George Rublein Mrs. Diana Ruchelman Mr. Clint Rudy and Mr. Kevin P. Sary Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ruehlmann Mrs. Lucy A. Ruffin Dr. and Mrs. Willcox Ruffin, Jr. Mrs. Richard Ruggles Mr. Tom Rule 52 Members and supporters Ms. Marilyn S. Runge Mr. Geoffrey B. Runyon Ms. Cynthia F. Rupp Mr. and Mrs. C. Edward Russell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. D. Lindsay Russell Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Russell Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. Russell Ms. Laurie A. Russell Dr. Robert F. Ruth Mr. Palmer S. Rutherford Mrs. Pat Rutherford W. P. Rutherford Mrs. Meredith B. Sabol The Honorable and Mrs. Leonard B. Sachs Mrs. Carole R. Sacks Commander and Mrs. Harold H. Sacks Dr. and Mrs. Irwin Sacks Colonel Frederic Sakhochian Mrs. Aviva Salasky Mr. and Mrs. Michael Salasky Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Salb Mr. and Mrs. William G. Sale, Jr. Commander and Mrs. John Salop Mr. Carl R. Samples Mr. and Mrs. Lensworth Samuel Mr. and Mrs. Stanley L. Samuels Ms. Ruth Sanchez Ms. Susan Sandage and Ms. Patricia Palapox Mr. and Mrs. Terry Sanderlin Mr. Allen Sandler Mr. Dan L. Sandlin Lieutenant Colonel Jesse Sandlin Dr. Carolyn Sands and Mr. Fred Moss Ms. Mame Sire Sane Mr. and Mrs. Bradley R. Sanford Ms. Laura Sanlorenzo and Mr. Charles B. Oldfield IV Valerie Sanson Mrs. Ben W. Sarver Ms. Frances B. Sattes Mrs. Maryse Satz Mr. and Mrs. George E. Sauer III Mr. and Mrs. Burrell F. Saunders Mr. John W. Saunders III Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Saunders Toy D. and Gail L. Savage Ms. Claire Savedge Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Saveika, Jr. Mrs. Margie Sawyer Mrs. Theresa Sawyer Mr. and Mrs. William I. Scallion Mrs. Lois Scanlon Ms. Barbara Schaefer and Mr. Andrew Friedman Ms. Theresa M. Schaeffer Ilse V. Schall Commander Waldo W. Scheid and Ms. Betty D. Clark Mr. and Mrs. James Scheid Mrs. Ruth Pelsach Schepper Mrs. Stanley Scher Mrs. Virginia B. Scherberger Mr. and Mrs. Heinz O. P. Schiller Mrs. Robert E. Schlegel Ms. Joan C. Schlegelmilch Mr. and Mrs. Scott Schlossberg Mr. and Mrs. Curtis J. Schmidt Mr. Jacob Schmidt Ms. Sally B. Schmidt Mr. Jerald Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Schoen Dr. and Mrs. Karl H. Schoenbach Mrs. Margaret G. Schoenweiss Mrs. Judith E. Scholer Mr. Robert K. Scholes Mr. and Mrs. Harold Scholl Ms. Ann Scholten Mr. John Schonk Mr. John Edward Schools II Ms. Eleanor T. Schoonover and Mr. J. Roger Schoonover Mr. and Mrs. Craig I. Schranz Ms. Carol A. Schroeder Dr. Peter Schulman Dr. and Mrs. Gregory Schultz Ms. Lucy W. Schultz Dr. Alfred M. Schulwolf Judith and Carl Schulz Mrs. June P. Schumacher Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Schwan Mrs. Amanda Schwartz Mr. Manfred W. Schwarz and Dr. Anne Schwarz-Miller Mr. Stuart Schwartz and Mrs. Sheila Jamison-Schwartz Mrs. Lisa Schwitzer and Dr. Alan Schwitzer Ms. Frances S. Scott Mr. Glen Scott Commander Henry Scott Mrs. J. Reginald Scott Ms. Jennifer Wray Scott Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Scott Ms. Mary Ruth Scott Mr. Reginald N. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Brett Scudder Mr. and Mrs. James Scutero Mr. and Mrs. John Searing Mr. Ronald B. Sears Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Seaton Mrs. Lucille G. Sebren Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Secules Ms. Gail E. Sedel Mrs. Miriam Seeherman Mrs. Eileen Ryan Seeley Mr. and Mrs. Peter Segaloff Mr. Timothy Seibles Mrs. J. J. Seidler Ms. Beverly K. Sellers Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Sellers Ms. Norma G. Sellman Mrs. Lynn Seltzer Mrs. Mary Ruth Senn Ms. Angela Settle Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Seward Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sexton Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Seymour Mr. Brian Shaffer Ms. Dorothy E. Shaffer Ms. Karen Shaffer Ms. Ruth A. Shaffer Mr. and Mrs. Jay Shands Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Shanks Mr. and Mrs. James Shannon Ms. Caroline S. Shapero Mr. and Mrs. Don Shapero Ms. Jane Shapiro Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sharak Mrs. Marion Sharkey Mr. and Mrs. James Sharp Dr. and Mrs. Mark E. Shaves Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Shaw Mr. Foy J. Shaw, Jr. Ms. Juanita Shaw Mr. Peter M. Shaw Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Shawyer Dr. William R. Shealy, Jr. Nancy Sheheen Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Shelton Mr. and Mrs. David Shelton Ms. Elizabeth B. Shelton Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Shelton, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Scott S. Shephard Ms. Sallie Shepherd Mr. and Mrs. Norman Sher Ms. Lucy A. Sherrill Ms. Angela S. Shiel Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shigekane Mr. Steven P. Shils Miss Lydia Shipman Mrs. Martha Shirley Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shock Mr. Joshua E. Shockley III Mr. and Mrs. Taylor A. Short Mrs. Trudy B. Shulman Mr. and Mrs. James H. Shumadine Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sidway Mrs. Rosalind W. Siegel Mrs. Maureen Sigmund Mr. and Mrs. Robert Siik Captain and Mrs. David F. Silseth Mr. Andrew Silva Mr. David Simkins Captain and Mrs. Douglas M. Simon Ms. Gloria Simon Dr. William Simonson Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Simpson Ms. Carol Simpson Ms. Catherine C. Simpson Mrs. Mary B. Simpson Ms. Melissa Sinatra Mrs. Ellen O. Sinclair Ms. Jearl L. Sindle Richard A. Singletary, Ph.D. Mrs. Evelyn K. Skaltsounis Mr. Gudrun Skelenger Mr. and Mrs. Joe Skelly Dr. George Skena and Mr. Allen Anderson 53 Members and supporters Ms. Joan C. Skeppstrom Mr. and Mrs. Aron Skiles Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Skopik Dr. and Mrs. Jasper E. Slater Ms. Muriel J. Slaughter Mrs. Sally Slaughter Mrs. Bob G. Slosser Mr. Jeremy Slosser Mrs. Donald E. Sly Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smartschan Mr. and Mrs. Alfred F. Smith Ms. Amy J. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Smith Dr. and Mrs. Claude A. Smith Ms. Daisy H. Smith Lieutenant Commander David Smith Ms. Doris Smith Mr. and Mrs. Douglas C. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Douglas L. Smith Mr. Edward Smith and Ms. Lisa Moritz Mr. and Mrs. Homer A. Smith, Jr. Dr. Julia C. Smith and Mr. Donald Davis Ms. Lisa Smith Mr. and Mrs. Mannie Smith Mrs. Martha C. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Melvin C. Smith Ms. Pearl Smith Dr. and Mrs. R. Lawrence Smith Mr. Randall W. Smith The Honorable Rebecca B. Smith and Mr. Gerald Zeno Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Smith Mr. and Mrs. Russell C. Smith III Mr. Stephen S. Smith Ms. V. Smith Mrs. Virginia V. Smith Mr. and Mrs. William A. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Dale Smock Ms. Emilie J. Smoke Mr. and Mrs. John Smythe Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sneddon Mr. and Mrs. Ray Snell Mr. K. E. Snider Mr. Donald R. Snipes Mr. David A. Snouffer Dr. Petra E. Snowden Mrs. Charles E. Snyder III Mr. and Mrs. Timothy C. Sobol Mr. Lance Solaroli Edward J. Sommers, Ph.D. Ms. Shirley Sondej Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Sonenshine Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sonnino Mr. Christopher J. Spada Dr. and Mrs. Curtis V. Spear, Jr. Mrs. Marlyn L. Speckheuer Mr. and Dr. David Specter Mr. and Mrs. J. William Speegle Mrs. Bonnie W. Speight Mr. and Mrs. Charles Speight Ms. Christine Speight Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Spence Ms. E. Norris Spencer Mrs. Elizabeth B. Spencer Mrs. Elizabeth McGeorge Spencer Mr. J. B. Spencer Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Spencer Mr. and Mrs. Larry Spencer Ms. Norene S. Spencer Dr. and Mrs. Michael H. Sperling Dr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Sperry Mr. William Spicuzza Mr. and Mrs. Herman A. Spigel Captain and Mrs. James J. Spillane Ms. Stephanie Spingarn Ms. Ursula Spont Mrs. Patricia H. Spriggs Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Spruill Ms. Joy Squicciarini Mr. and Mrs. John R. St. George, Jr. Mr. Robert J. Stack and Ms. Janet Southard Dr. Valerie Stallings Mr. and Mrs. Scott Stanard Ms. Freda Stanley Ms. Barbara J. Starck Mr. and Mrs. Robin L. Starck Mr. and Ms. Larry Stark Mrs. Louis Stark Ms. N. Linda Stark Colonel and Mrs. P. Lee Starkey Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. Starkey Mr. and Mrs. Wayne A. Starkey Dr. and Mrs. Carroll Starling Mr. and Mrs. Scott Starsman Mr. and Mrs. Steven S. Stasulis Mr. and Mrs. Merlin V. Statzer Mr. and Mrs. Victor D. Stauch, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George F. Staudter Mr. and Mrs. Brian R. Steadman Mrs. Phyllis Steen Mrs. Elizabeth C. Steere Ms. Marcia Stefani Mr. Gerald H. Stein Mrs. Charlotte K. Steingold Mr. Joseph R. Steingold Camp Chrysler helps nurture the artist in children with challenging art and drama projects. Photo by Jake Gillespie for the Chrysler Museum of Art Mr. Anthony P. Stella Dr. and Mrs. Roger Stenlund Mr. and Mrs. Chris G. Stephanitsis Mrs. Elaine E. Stephens Mr. James Stephens Ms. Patricia C. Stephenson Mrs. Sue W. Stephenson Mr. Kenneth G. Stepka and Mrs. Deborah A. Gill Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Stevens Mrs. Anna M. Stewart The Honorable Robert W. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Stiffler Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Stiffler Dr. Barron H. Stillman Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Stine, Jr. Ms. Mary Stine Dr. and Mrs. David H. Stockwell III Mrs. Ralph M. Stokes, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Stokey Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stone Mr. and Mrs. James Stone Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stoneburner Mr. and Mrs. Norman V. Stones Captain and Mrs. William F. Story Mr. and Mrs. John Stouffer Mrs. Greta K. Stovall Ms. Kathryn B. Stovall Mr. and Mrs. Randolph D. Stowe Mr. and Mrs. Brent Strange Mr. and Mrs. Robert Strange Mrs. J. Brent Streit Ms. Paula J. Strickland Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Stringer Mr. and Mrs. Hildreth Strode Ms. Morgan Strong Dr. and Mrs. Wayne E. Stroud Mr. and Mrs. David B. Stuart Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stutts Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Sugg Mr. and Mrs. Steven Suhring Mr. and Mrs. David Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. James V. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Sullivan Ms. Patricia A. Sullivan Dr. Patricia R. Sullivan Major General and Mrs. Robert A. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Sean Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Summerlin Mrs. Lisa J. Sunday and Mr. Terry A. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Sussman Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Sutelan 54 Members and supporters Mr. and Mrs. David K. Sutelan Ms. Mary L. Sutterluety Mr. and Mrs. Gregory L. Sutton Captain and Mrs. Robert J. Swain Ms. Cynthia Swaine Mr. and Mrs. William H. Swan Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Swann Mrs. Eugene S. Swanson Mrs. Lynne R. Sward Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Swartley Mrs. Frances D. Swartz Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Swett Ms. Sharon Swift Mrs. Joyce J. Swindell Ms. Amy Swink Captain and Mrs. James H. Swint Howard Sykes Mrs. Judy Sykes and Ms. Sharon Plawin Ms. Patricia A. Sykes and Ms. Deanne F. Dabbs Ms. Sandra S. Tabachnick Ms. Rebecca M. Tabakin Ms. Jessie R. Tabakin Lieutenant John Tamez Mr. and Mrs. John Tamm Mrs. David B. Tankard Ms. Nancy Tanovs Ms. Kathleen Tarumoto Mr. Jason Tashoty Ms. Jane W. Tate Mr. Sean Tatem Ms. Olivia Tautkus Mr. and Ms. Gordon B. Tayloe, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Taylor, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Taylor Mr. Christopher Taylor Mr. and Mrs. David A. Taylor Ms. Dora Lee Taylor Mr. Earle P. Taylor Mrs. Jean M. Taylor Ms. Kathryn T. Taylor Dr. and Mrs. Lewis J. Taylor Pat Taylor and Carolyn Roberson Rear Admiral and Mrs. Raynor A. K. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Taylor Mr. and Mrs. E. Bradford Tazewell, Jr. Mrs. Cecile Tedesco Mr. Jeffrey Tefft Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Tennant Mr. and Mrs. Don Tenpas Mr. Lee Teply Mr. Hillman Terzian Ms. Judith R. Thaler, CRS, ABR Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Thomas Dr. and Mrs. Phillip R. Thomason Ms. Carol Ann Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Clovis H. Thompson Mr. Jim Thompson Ms. Marie Thompson Ms. Rosalie Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Ross Thompson Ms. Angelica Thomson Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Thornhill Semiannual Vissi d’arte programs with Virginia Opera combine musical performances with art in the Chrysler’s galleries. Photo by Jake Gillespie for the Chrysler Museum of Art Mr. and Mrs. Ammon C. Tharp Mr. and Mrs. Gerhard Thelen Mr. and Mrs. James R. Theuer Mr. and Mrs. Bill Thiesen Ms. Brenda Thole Jeri Thomas Ms. Marigrace S. Thomas Ms. Patricia M. Thomas Mr. Robert B. Thomas and Ms. Susan Byrom Ms. Suzanne F. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. James F. Thornton, Jr. Ms. Christine Thrall Ms. Linda Gordon Thrasher Mrs. Jane B. Thumm Ms. Marian B. Ticatch Ms. Mildred M. Tickle Ms. Jill Tiderman Mr. Garland Tillery and Mr. James R. Early Ms. Ruby Tillie Ms. Chantal Timms and Mr. Mark Leach Mr. and Mrs. Philip A. Tinaro, Jr. Mrs. Jeanette Tinkham Mr. and Mrs. Warren L. Tisdale Ms. Marjorie Tobias Mr. James Tobin and Mrs. Jean Balatanski Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Todd, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Toland Trina Tolentino Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Tolmie Dr. and Mrs. J.R. Tomlinson Dr. Martha J. Tompkins Dr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Tonelson Mr. and Mrs. Keith Torian Colonel and Mrs. James Tormey Ms. Marie Torrans Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A. Tousignant Mr. Alexandre A. Touzov Mr. and Mrs. Guy K. Tower The Honorable and Mrs. Russell Townsend, Jr. Ms. Mary Tracy Admiral and Mrs. Harry D. Train II Mrs. Philip R. Trapani Ms. Jacqueline B. Travers Ms. Dorothy Leigh Traweek Mrs. Harry O. Traylor Ms. Diana Tressler Mrs. Mary Ellen Triplett Mr. and Mrs. Tim Trivette Mrs. Kathryn A. Troy Ms. Patricia Trull Mr. and Mrs. Doug Trzcinski Mr. Joseph Tsagronis Mrs. B.J. Tucker Ms. Lynette V. Tucker Mrs. Paula Tucker-Hogan Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Tudor Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tuleya Mr. and Mrs. Rheal P. Turcotte Mrs. Gloria A. Turner Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Turner Ms. Nikita Turner Mrs. Cecilia Turrietta Mr. and Mrs. Derek Turrietta Mr. George Tussing 55 Members and supporters Ms. Susan A. Tweed Mr. Pierce Tyler and Ms. Dia DuVernet Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. G. Tyree, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Tysinger Mr. Barry D. Tyson Mr. Martin Unger Ms. Elizabeth A. Upchurch Ms. Jillian Upham and Ms. Linda Lewin Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. Upton Mrs. Luther J. Upton III Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Utz Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Vacca Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Vail Carvel and Carter Valentine Mr. and Mrs. William K. Van Allen Mr. and Mrs. Keith Van Camp Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm S. Van De Water Mrs. Grace M. Van Derveer Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Van Faussien Mrs. Louann Van Pelt Mrs. Jane M. van Wolkenten Mr. and Mrs. Harold VanderWilt Ms. Carol K. VanDeventer Mr. Jan J. VanHeiningen Mr. Robert H. Vann and Mrs. Virginia K. Windsor Ms. Gloria Vannote Mrs. John H. Vansant Ms. Catalina Vasquez-Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Jack Vast-Binder Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Vaughan Ms. Andrea V. Vela Ms. Ann Dearsley Vernon Ms. Marie Vesely and Mr. Mike Hoover Dr. and Mrs. James D. Via Dr. and Mrs. Jose J. Vicens Mr. George D. Vick Mrs. Elizabeth Villarreal Ms. Mary Anne Viola-Fiore Ms. M. Angela Vitale and Ms. Paulette Vitale Mrs. Rita K. Voke Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Vollbrecht Mr. and Mrs. Stefan von Campe Ms. Elizabeth von Reyn Mrs. Betty Wagner Dr. and Mrs. John Wagner Ms. Traci Wagner Mr. William H. Wagner Ms. Julia Wainwright and Mr. Michael Carter Dr. and Mrs. John R. Waitekus Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Waldholtz Mrs. Anne D. Waldrop Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Wales, Jr. Ms. Gretchen Walker Mr. and Mrs. H. Michael Walker Mrs. Jane W. Walker Mr. John Walker Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence G. Walker Mrs. Margaret B. Walker Mrs. Stanley Clay Walker Ms. Susannah Walker Mr. William A. Walker Mr. and Mrs. William A. Walker III Mr. and Mrs. Andrew C. Wallace Ms. Joan D. Wallace Dr. and Mrs. K. K. Wallace, Jr. Ms. Karen Waller Mr. and Mrs. William Waller, Jr. Dr. Walter R. Wallingford and Ms. Donna M. Briggs Damien Walsh and Patt Prugh-Walsh Mr. Joseph Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Walsh Mrs. Maryann Walsh Ms. Page Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Walsh Ms. Jeanne Walters Mr. and Mrs. Richard Walters Ms. Mary S. Walther Mr. and Mrs. Harry Walton Mr. and Mrs. Eric Wannamaker Mr. and Mrs. Craig Wansink Mr. Randy Wanttaja and Mr. Michael John Saetta Dr. and Mrs. Charles A. Ward Dr. and Mrs. D. E. Ward, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Ward Ms. MaryAnn Ward Ms. Sarah Jane Ward Ms. Shirley A. Ward Drs. William E. and Rose M. Ward Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. Warden Dr. and Mrs. William B. Warden Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Ware III Mr. and Mrs. Guilford D. Ware Ms. Elizabeth G. Waring Mr. William J. Warner Mrs. Angela Warol Mr. and Mrs. David L. Warren Ms. Felicia R. Warren Ms. Linda Warren Ms. Mary B. Warren Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Warren Mrs. Cathy Lee Washburn Mr. and Mrs. Henry Washburn Mr. and Mrs. James W. Washington Ms. Winifred Washington Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Wassell Mr. Charles B. Wasserman and Mrs. Ruth C. Wasserman Ms. Connie W. Waterbury Ms. Wendy Waters Mr. and Mrs. William Waters Mr. and Mrs. Claude W. Watkins, Jr. Ms. Anita Watson Ms. Kalila A. Watson Mr. James Watts and Ms. Diane Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Jasper N. Watts Mr. Gordon R. Weaver and Ms. Terri L. Landau Mr. Hal Weaver and Ms. Janet Shaughnessy Mr. Robert L. Weaver Ms. Collier Webb Ms. Emilie Webb Dr. and Mrs. George R. Webb Ms. Gerri Webb Mr. Howard M. Webb Mr. and Mrs. Todd Webb Mr. William M. Webb Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Weber Mr. and Mrs. James Weckerly Mr. and Mrs. George R. Weeks Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Wehner Mr. John Weigle and Ms. Kathy Zeljeznjak Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weinberg Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Weiner Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Weinstein Ms. Elizabeth Weir Mr. and Mrs. Michael Weir Dr. and Mrs. A. Jeffrey Weisberg Dr. Barclay Kruger Weisberg Ms. Edith E. Weiss Mr. and Mrs. Horace P. Weiss Mr. Brian E. Wells Mrs. Julie Wells and Mr. John Kluchovic Mrs. Valerie Wells Ms. Diane Gould Werbel Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Werber Ms. Helene P. Werner Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Werner Ms. Virginia T. Werner Ms. Cecelia A. Weschler Mrs. Beverly B. West Dr. and Mrs. David West Ms. Gwendolyn West Mrs. Vivian B. West Mr. and Mrs. William H. West Ms. Diane Westbrook Mr. Lawrence E. Wetsel, Jr. Mrs. Phyllis B. Whaley and Mr. O. Glen Martin Mr. R. A. Wharton Commander and Mrs. Edward G. Whealton, Jr. Captain and Mrs. William C. Wheaton Mrs. Agnieszka Whelan Mrs. Helene Whitaker Ms. Cheryl S. White Ms. Cynthia White Mrs. Glenny B. White Mr. Howard White Mr. and Mrs. James A. White Mr. and Mrs. John E. White III Captain Larry White Ms. Laurie S. White and Mr. Jim Herley Mr. Michael F. White Ms. Nancy L. White Mr. and Mrs. Reece B. White, Jr. Ms. Roxie H. White Mr. and Mrs. Thomas White Dr. Willard E. White 56 Members and supporters Mr. William Andrew White, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Les Whitehorne Dr. G. William Whitehurst Drs. Leland and Vicki Whitelock The Honorable and Mrs. Morton V. Whitlow Ms. Barbara Whitmore Mr. and Mrs. Edward Whitmore Mr. and Mrs. Allan V. Whitney Mrs. Doris L. Whitson Ms. Kathryn G. Whitson Mr. and Mrs. H. Waller Whittemore Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wieder Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilder Ms. Denise L. Wiley Mr. and Mrs. Hal Wilkinson Ms. Marsha D. Wilks Mr. and Mrs. Bill Willey Ms. Denise L. Willey Mr. Mark William Mrs. Beth O. Williams and Mr. Rolf A. Williams Ms. Catherine Williams Mrs. Celeste Williams Ms. Eugenia Williams Ms. Julia Williams Mr. and Mrs. Kim B. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Lanier Williams Mr. Lawrence Williams Mr. and Mrs. Lewis T. Williams Mrs. Lucy P. Williams Ms. Martha M. Williams Mr. Melvin H. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Paul Williams Dr. and Mrs. Scott S. Williams Mrs. Thomas H. Williams Ms. Karen Williamson Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Williamson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williamson Mr. and Mrs. Berry D. Willis Ms. Dianne Willis Mr. and Mrs. Jeff R. Willis Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wills Ms. Alene Wilmoth Mr. and Mrs. David T. Wilson Mr. Duane Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Eric Wilson Dr. and Mrs. Harold S. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. James H. Wilson Mr. John Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Larry Wilson Linda and Nicholas Wilson Ms. Lougenia Wilson and Ms. Linda Lundquist Mrs. Louis Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas G. Wilson III Mr. and Mrs. Rick Wilson Ms. Sharon L. Wilson Mrs. Susan K. Wilson Mr. Thomas N. Wilson and Ms. Karen Haberthur Mr. and Mrs. James C. Wiltse Mr. and Mrs. R. Allan Wimbish Ms. Catherine D. Winborne Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Wingfield The Honorable and Mrs. Barclay C. Winn Mr. and Mrs. William C. Winn Ms. Saundra Winstead and Mr. Thomas D. St. Andre Mr. and Mrs. John D. Winston Angela Winters Mr. Miles J. Winters, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Winters Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Wintringham, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Witt Dr. Robert Wojtowicz Dr. Anne G. Wolcott Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Wolcott, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Hugh Dixon Wolcott Dr. James M. Wolcott Mr. and Mrs. John M. Woleben Ms. Frances Wolf Mr. and Mrs. Raol A. Wolf Mr. and Mrs. John Wolfred Dr. and Mrs. G. Kenneth Wolfskill Mr. Ronald M. Wolin Mrs. Florence B. Wolin-Clayton Commander and Mrs. G. C. Womble, Jr. Mr. Michael Womble and Mr. David Palmer Mr. and Mrs. Barrett Wood Ms. Dorothy L. Wood Mr. Douglas Wood Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wood Mr. and Mrs. Hugh K. Wood Mr. and Mrs. James Wood, Jr. Dr. and Rev. William Wood Mrs. Judith D. Woodard Mrs. Betty J. Woodhouse Mr. and Mrs. Terry L. Woods Dr. and Mrs. Frederick G. Woodson Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Woodward Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Woolfitt Mr. and Mrs. Eric C. Worden Mrs. Karen Worden Dr. and Mrs. G. Byron Work Dr. Paul H. Wornom Ms. Patricia A. Wray and Mrs. Lucy R. White Mrs. Ann C. Wright Mr. and Mrs. C. Grover Wright Mrs. Mikell Wright Dr. and Mrs. Richard O. Wright Ms. Sara M. Wright Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Wright Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Wright, Jr. Ms. Willie Anne Wright Ms. Juanita T. Wyda Mrs. Deborah H. Wyld Mr. and Mrs. William Wyrick Abbie and Mike Yablonsky Mr. Zacharie Yakel Dr. Betty J. Yarborough Dr. and Mrs. Steven F. Yaros Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Yarsinske, Jr. Ms. Sandra Ybarra Mr. Steve Yetiv Mr. and Mrs. James Yoder Andrew and Patricia Phelan Young Ms. Antoinette G. Young David Young Ms. Karen Young Dr. Lynnette R. Young Dr. Robert E. Young Captain and Mrs. Robert Younger Ms. Karen Zablocki Dr. and Mrs. Tarek O. Zaki Ms. Virginia Zaun Mr. and Mrs. David Zellmer Mrs. Dorothy Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. Michael Zimmerman Mr. William A. Zimmerman Mr. Peter Zink Mr. and Mrs. Channing M. Zucker Mr. and Mrs. Mark Zucker College of William & Mary Alumni Association Docent Council of the Chrysler Museum Duval Radford Charitable Testamentary Trust E. T. Gresham Company, Inc. GEICO Philanthropic Foundation Harbour Place Condominium Association James Madison University Alumni Association Just Give Nancy Chandler Associates Network for Good The New Leaf, Inc. Norfolk Academy Occidental Petroleum Redwood Junior Garden Club RK Chevrolet Roanoke College Suffolk Social Club Virginia Commonwealth University Alumni Association Young Family and Cosmetic Dentistry Gifts in Kind Brent and Becky’s Bulbs Christie’s Farm Fresh Charitable Foundation GPMS of Virginia, Inc. Hampton Roads Magazine Sotheby’s Gifts of Art Nathan H. Benn David A. Douglas Dr. Giraud Foster Georgianna Stamatelos Savas Bruce Silverstein 57 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS, FISCAL YEAR 2009–2010 STATEMENTS OF ACTIVITIES For the Years Ended June 30, 2010 and 2009 2010 2009 Changes in Unrestricted Net Assets Operating Support and Revenue City of Norfolk $ 2,962,320 $ 2,988,443 Contributions and other grants 753,659 776,164 Investment income 22,961 48,542 Memberships 889,676 876,453 Earned income 684,029 609,637 Other income 289,043 469,631 Net assets released from restrictions 920,654 1,207,585 Total Operating Support and Revenue 6,522,342 6,976,455 Operating Expenses Program services Galleries, curatorial and exhibits 3,300,172 3,743,210 Other 1,752,148 1,866,242 Total program services 5,052,320 5,609,452 Supporting services Development and marketing 856,989 805,895 General and administrative 608,422 559,156 Total supporting services 1,465,411 1,365,051 Total Operating Expenses 6,517,731 6,974,503 Change in Net Assets from Operating Activities 4,611 1,952 Non-Operating Activities Change in net assets related to collection items not capitalized: Accessions (1,032,331) (557,027) Deaccession proceeds 166,434 316 (865,897) (556,711) Investment income (loss) 1,605,910 (1,770,385) Contributions, non-operating 816,245 1,865,682 Non-operating expenses (64,597) (678,210) Net assets released from restrictions 328,596 2,859,617 Total Non-Operating Activities 1,820,257 1,719,993 Change in Unrestricted Net Assets (carried forward) 1,824,868 1,721,945 58 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS, FISCAL YEAR 2009–2010 STATEMENTS OF ACTIVITIES For the Years Ended June 30, 2010 and 2009 2010 2009 Change in Unrestricted Net Assets (brought forward) 1,824,868 1,721,945 Changes in Temporarily Restricted Net Assets Contributions 621,795 1,747,396 Investment income (loss) 2,416,087 (2,957,339) Net assets released from restrictions (1,249,250) (4,067,202) Change in Temporarily Restricted Net Assets 1,788,632 (5,277,145) Change in Permanently Restricted Net Assets Contributions 506,443 174,479 Change in Net Assets 4,119,943 (3,380,721) Net Assets, Beginning of Year 49,335,200 52,715,921 NET ASSETS, END OF YEAR $ 53,455,143 $ 49,335,200 59 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS, FISCAL YEAR 2009–2010 STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION June 30, 2010 and 2009 10% 2010 2009 10% Assets 45% Cash and cash equivalents $ 3,476,667 $ 1,958,044 Inventory 143,913 132,803 Prepaid expense and other assets 352,805 411,727 Pledges receivable, net 3,322,563 4,228,622 34% Charitable trusts 1,108,095 982,364 Investments 44,329,554 40,716,458 Property and equipment, net 2,090,622 2,124,318 TOTAL ASSETS $54,824,219 $50,554,336 Operating Income Government Liabilities and Net Assets Contributions, Memberships & Grants Liabilities Earned Income Accounts payable $ 270,380 $ 144,905 Investment Income Accrued expenses and other liabilities 761,360 666,033 Deferred revenue 75,068 46,502 Note payable 262,268 361,696 Total Liabilities 1,369,076 1,219,136 8.0% Net Assets Unrestricted 10.8% Board designated 18,562,483 16,798,380 33.1% Other 3,368,000 3,307,235 8.9% Total unrestricted net assets 21,930,483 20,105,615 Temporarily restricted 10,615,626 8,826,994 12.8% 26.4% Permanently restricted 20,909,034 20,402,591 Total Net Assets 53,455,143 49,335,200 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $54,824,219 $50,554,336 Operating Expense Collections & Exhibitions Facilities & Security Development & Marketing General & Administrative Education & Interpretation Other 60 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS, FISCAL YEAR 2009–2010 STATEMENTS OF OPERATING EXPENSES For the Years Ended June 30, 2010 and 2009 2010 2009 Natural Classification Salaries $ 2,890,221 Payroll taxes 198,317 Employee benefits 445,218 Temporary employees 69,115 Total compensation and benefits 3,602,871 Advertising 83,287 Computer services 39,873 Consulting and outside services 274,391 Cost of sales 157,892 Depreciation 110,393 Exhibition fees and installation 421,842 Insurance 106,475 Miscellaneous 305,323 Printing and publications 119,153 Repairs and maintenance 320,240 Supplies 181,122 Telephone 40,469 Donor stewardship, professional development and travel 316,669 Utilities 437,731 Total Operating Expenses $ 6,517,731 Functional Classification Program Services Galleries, curatorial and exhibitions $ 3,300,172 Education 700,986 Library 210,519 Gift Shop 284,898 Historic Houses 268,317 Special events 174,797 Support programs 112,631 Total Program Services 5,052,320 Supporting Services Development and marketing 856,989 General and administrative 608,422 Total Supporting Services 1,465,411 Total Operating Expenses $ 6,517,731 $3,081,680 218,167 434,278 74,931 3,809,056 70,686 33,233 198,533 163,396 113,201 702,352 118,336 293,244 155,100 215,419 200,127 37,679 236,679 627,462 $6,974,503 $3,743,210 677,942 222,577 289,637 326,233 214,747 135,106 5,609,452 805,895 559,156 1,365,051 $6,974,503 61 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS, FISCAL YEAR 2009–2010 STATEMENTS OF CASH FLOWS For the Years Ended June 30, 2010 and 2009 2010 Cash Flows From Operating Activities Change in net assets $ 4,119,943 Adjustments to reconcile change in net assets to cash provided by operating activities Net decrease (increase) in fair value of investments (3,156,462) Depreciation 110,393 Proceeds from sales of collection items (166,434) Acquisition of collection items 1,032,331 Changes in certain operating assets and liabilities Inventory and other assets (77,919) Pledges receivable (113,353) Liabilities 249,368 Net Cash Provided by Operating Activities 1,997,867 Cash Flows From Investing Activities Purchase of investments (9,027,401) Proceeds from sale of investments and maturities 8,570,767 Proceeds from sales of collection items 166,434 Acquisition of collection items (1,032,331) Additions to property and equipment (76,697) Net Cash Used in Investing Activities (1,399,228) Cash Flows From Financing Activities Contributions to permanently restricted funds 241,159 Contributions to temporarily restricted funds 778,253 Repayments of note payable (99,428) Net Cash Provided by Financing Activities 919,984 Increase (Decrease) in Cash and Cash Equivalents 1,518,623 Cash and Cash Equivalents, Beginning of Year 1,958,044 CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS, END OF YEAR $ 3,476,667 Supplemental Disclosure of Cash Flow Information Cash paid during the year for interest $ 20,572 2009 $ (3,380,721) 6,509,103 113,201 (316) 557,027 138,701 (3,630,595) (14,371) 292,029 (4,232,449) 2,351,788 316 (557,027) (188,911) (2,626,283) 157,621 3,612,208 (1,864,259) 1,905,570 (428,684) 2,386,728 $ 1,958,044 $ 100,490 62 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS, FISCAL YEAR 2009–2010 NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS NOTE 1 - NATURE OF ORGANIZATION The Chrysler Museum, Incorporated (Museum) is one of America’s most distinguished midsized art museums. Located in Hampton Roads, a community of 1.5 million in southeastern Virginia, the Museum welcomes 160,000 annual visitors from around the world. The Museum operates on an annual budget of approximately $7 million and employs a staff of approximately 104. The Museum is home to a world-class collection of over 35,000 paintings, sculpture, photographs, and decorative arts primarily assembled by industrialist Walter P. Chrysler, Jr. The Museum is particularly well known for its glass collection, one of the finest and most comprehensive anywhere. restricted net assets are reclassified to unrestricted net assets and reported in the statements of activities as “Net assets released from restrictions.” Art Collection In conformity with the practice followed by most museums, the collection is not presented in the accompanying statements of financial position. The value of accessions (collection items purchased by the Museum) and the deacession proceeds are reported as nonoperating activities in the accompanying statements of activities. Contributed collection items are not reflected in the financial statements. The Museum also administers two Historic Houses, the Moses Myers House and the Norfolk History Museum, each of which is located in downtown Norfolk. The Moses Myers House, which was the residence of Norfolk’s first Jewish citizens, includes more than seventy percent of its original late eighteenth century furnishings. The Museum is committed to applying the highest professional standards to the care and preservation of its unique collection. Each of the items is cataloged, preserved, and cared for, and activities verifying their existence and assessing their condition are performed continuously. Accessions and deaccessions are approved by the Museum’s Board of Trustees and the proceeds from deaccession are used solely for the acquisition of collection items. Additionally, in an effort to maintain the purchasing power of such proceeds, the Board has similarly designated the investment income earned on these funds. At June 30, 2010, the Museum’s collection was insured at a level deemed appropriate by management. In addition to its fine permanent collection, the Museum presents each year a dynamic schedule of changing exhibitions and a wide variety of interpretive programs. Each is designed to make the works on view in the Museum galleries accessible and meaningful to a diverse audience. Cash and Cash Equivalents For purposes of the statements of financial position and cash flows, cash and cash equivalents are defined as demand deposits, certificate of deposits and all highly liquid debt instruments purchased with an original maturity of three months or less, other than those maintained as a part of investment portfolios. Through an active program of loans from its collection and through the professional involvement of its staff, the Museum maintains an active presence in the international museum community. Pledges Receivable Pledges receivable represent unconditional promises to give and are recorded at net realizable value. Promises to give to be received after one year are discounted at an appropriate discount rate commensurate with the risks involved. An allowance for uncollectible pledges receivable is provided based upon management’s judgment. Conditional promises to give are not included as support until the conditions are substantially met. The Museum is particularly proud of its record of community citizenship and good management. The Museum is a regular partner and collaborator with regional governments, businesses, educational organizations, and cultural groups, seeking to leverage resources to provide the highest quality service at the lowest cost. At the insistence of the Museum’s Trustees, the Museum operates every year on a balanced budget and is virtually free of longterm debt. The Museum’s mission is to act as a catalyst. We bring art and people together to enrich and transform lives. A new free admission policy, adopted in September 2009, along with newly enhanced interpretive programming, ensures that the Museum is truly accessible to the community that we exist to serve. NOTE 2 - SUMMARY OF SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES Basis of Presentation The Museum is required to report information regarding its financial position and activities according to three classes of net assets: unrestricted net assets, temporarily restricted net assets, and permanently restricted net assets. All donor-restricted support is reported as an increase in temporarily or permanently restricted net assets, depending on the nature of the restriction. When a temporary restriction expires, temporarily Inventory Inventory is valued at lower of cost (using the first-in, first-out method) or market. Investments The Museum’s investments are carried at their fair values in the statements of financial position. Changes in fair value are included in the change in net assets in the accompanying statements of activities. Property and Equipment Property and equipment are recorded at cost if purchased and at estimated fair value if donated. Asset purchases of $500 or more are capitalized, while maintenance and repairs that do not improve or extend the useful lives of the respective assets are expensed currently. Depreciation is calculated using the straight-line method based on useful lives of 5-10 years. The Museum building and Historic Houses are owned by the City of Norfolk. By mutual agreement, the Museum occupies, without charge, its facilities owned by the City of Norfolk. Most improvements and additions to the buildings have been funded jointly by the City and by Museum contributions restricted for such purposes. As required by the City, all improvements and additions to the buildings are the property of the City. The Museum does not recognize contribution income and the offsetting rental expense for the use of its facilities because the value is not readily determinable due to the special use nature of the facility. 63 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS, FISCAL YEAR 2009–2010 NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS, continued Deferred Revenue Deferred revenue results primarily from camps and rental of the Museum for special events received in advance and which will be recognized as revenue when the event occurs in the following fiscal year. Advertising Advertising costs are charged to operations when incurred and totaled $83,287, NOTE 3 – PLEDGES RECEIVABLE Pledges receivable at June 30, 2010 and 2009 consist of the following: 2010 2009 and $70,686 for the years ended June 30, 2010 and 2009, respectively. Amounts due within one year $ 882,569 $ 1,169,578 Estimates Management uses estimates and assumptions in preparing financial statements. Amounts due in more than one year but less than five years 1,781,507 2,594,516 Amounts due in more than five years 3,099,122 3,083,518 Total pledges receivable 5,763,198 6,847,612 (411,253) (540,366) (2,029,382) (2,078,624) $ 3,322,563 $ 4,228,622 Those estimates and assumptions affect the reported assets and liabilities, the disclosure of contingent assets and liabilities, and the reported revenue and expenses. Actual results could differ from those estimates. Functional Allocation of Expenses The cost of providing the various program and supporting services has been summarized on a functional basis in the statements of activities and of operating expenses. In presenting the Museum’s natural classification of expenses on a functional basis, direct expenses are aggregated by function and indirect expenses, primarily facilities management and depreciation, have been allocated among the functional programs and services benefited. Volunteers A substantial number of unpaid volunteers have made significant contributions of their time and talent to further the mission of the Museum. The value of these contributed services is not reported in these financial statements since it is not susceptible to objective measurement or valuation, and because the criteria for recognition of such volunteer effort have not been satisfied. Income Taxes The Museum is exempt from income taxes under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code; however, it is required to file federal income tax returns. Tax years before 2006 are no longer subject to income tax examination. Management continually evaluates tax positions reflected in the Museum’s tax filings and does not believe that any material uncertain tax positions exist. Subsequent Events Management has evaluated subsequent events through November 4, 2010, the date which the financial statements were available to be issued. Less allowance for doubtful accounts Less present value discount (at 7%) Total pledges receivable, net The Museum has received a conditional promise to give for $2,000,000 payable in two annual installments of $1,000,000 contingent upon meeting a certain capital requirement. Subsequent to year end, the requirement was met. 64 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS, FISCAL YEAR 2009–2010 NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS, continued NOTE 4 – SPLIT-INTEREST AGREEMENTS NOTE 5 – INVESTMENTS Split-interest agreements with donors consist of irrevocable charitable gift annuities, charitable remainder trusts and a perpetual trust. Splitinterest agreements are reported at fair value in the statements of financial position. Investments at June 30, 2010 and 2009 consist of the following: 2010 2009 Money market funds $2,077,761 $3,048,831 Bond fund 1,754,266 1,600,042 Charitable gift annuities are recognized as an asset at fair value at the Domestic equities 1,163,139 993,664 date of the annuity agreement. An annuity liability is recognized for Mutual fund 14,741,787 13,752,407 the present value of future cash flows expected to be paid to the donor Multi-asset 7,986,325 6,851,832 and contribution revenues are recognized equal to the difference Private equity 2,850,136 1,385,348 between the asset and the annuity liability. Liabilities are adjusted Hedge funds 11,005,704 10,732,699 during the terms of the annuities for payments to donors, accretion of Real assets 2,592,481 2,202,636 discounts and changes in the life expectancies of the donors. 44,171,599 40,567,459 Charitable remainder trusts provide for the payment of distributions Gift annuity investments 157,955 148,999 to designated beneficiaries over the trusts’ terms. At the end of the trusts’ terms, the remaining assets are to be available for the Total investments $44,329,554 $40,716,458 Museum’s use, subject to donor-imposed restrictions. The Museum is also the beneficiary of a perpetual trust which was recognized as an The following summarizes investments in entities that calculate fair value based on net asset value per share asset and contribution revenue at the date the trust was established. as of June 30, 2010: Distributions from the trust are recorded as investment income and the assets are adjusted for changes in the fair value of the trust assets. Fair Value Unfunded Redemption Frequency Redemption These trusts are administered and held by others. Commitments (if Currently Eligible) Notice Period Initial contributions and annual adjustments for all split-interest agreements are calculated based on estimated life expectancies and other assumptions. Discount rates used in the calculations at June 30, 2010 and 2009 ranged from 2.72% to 7.00% for both years. At June 30, 2010 and 2009, the Museum recorded liabilities to beneficiaries of the charitable gift annuities totaling $99,205 and $88,769, respectively, which are included in accrued expenses in the accompanying statements of financial position. Multi-asset $ 7,986,325 $ - Daily Private equity 2,850,136 2,778,090 Ineligible, annual Hedge funds 11,005,704 - Quarterly, annual, tri-annual Real assets 2,592,481 963,121 $24,434,646 $3,741,211 Ineligible 60-100 days 65 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS, FISCAL YEAR 2009–2010 NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS, continued Investment income (loss) for the years ended June 30, consists of the following: 2010 Interest and dividends, net of investment fees Investment management fees Change in fair value of investments Total investment income (loss) NOTE 6 – FAIR VALUE MEASUREMENTS 2009 $ 897,451 (68,203) 3,215,710 $ 1,829,921 (74,000) (6,435,103) $ 4,044,958 $ (4,679,182) Investment income (loss) is recorded in the following net asset categories in the statements of activities for the years ended June 30: 2010 2009 Unrestricted net assets Operating Non-operating Temporarily restricted net assets Total investment income (loss) $ 22,961 1,605,910 $ 48,542 (1,770,385) 1,628,871 2,416,087 (1,721,843) (2,957,339) $ 4,044,958 $ (4,679,182) Unrestricted non-operating investment income (loss) includes amounts from board designated funds. The Museum has certain assets and liabilities that are valued using a fair value hierarchy. The three levels of fair value hierarchy for recurring fair value measurements are prioritized based on the inputs to valuation techniques used to measure fair value and are as follows: • Level 1 – quoted prices in active markets for identical assets or liabilities. • Level 2 – observable inputs that include quoted market prices for similar assets or liabilities; quoted market prices that are not in an active market; or other inputs that are observable and can be corroborated by observable market data for substantially the full term of the assets or liabilities. • Level 3 – unobservable inputs that are supported by little or no market activity and that are significant to the fair value of the assets or liabilities. Level 3 assets and liabilities include financial instruments whose value is determined using pricing models, discounted cash flow methodologies or similar techniques, as well as instruments for which the determination of fair value requires significant management judgment or estimation. 66 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS, FISCAL YEAR 2009–2010 NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS, continued The following tables present the Museum’s assets and liabilities that are measured at fair value on a recurring basis for each hierarchy level at June 30, 2010 and 2009: 2010 Assets Money market funds $ Bond fund Domestic equities Mutual fund Multi-asset Private equity Hedge funds Real assets Gift annuity investments Total investments Charitable trusts Total assets at fair value $ Liabilities Gift annuity liabilities $ Total liabilities at fair value $ 2009 Assets Money market funds $ Bond fund Domestic equities Mutual fund Multi-asset Private equity Hedge funds Real assets Gift annuity investments Total investments Charitable trusts Total assets at fair value $ Liabilities Gift annuity liabilities $ Total liabilities at fair value $ Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Total 2,077,761 $ - 1,163,139 14,741,787 - - - - 17,982,687 157,955 18,140,642 - $ - $ 2,077,761 1,754,266 - 1,754,266 - - 1,163,139 - - 14,741,787 7,986,325 - 7,986,325 - 2,850,136 2,850,136 - 11,005,704 11,005,704 - 2,592,481 2,592,481 9,740,591 16,448,321 44,171,599 - - 157,955 9,740,591 16,448,321 44,329,554 - 18,140,642 $ - 1,108,095 1,108,095 9,740,591 $ 17,556,416 $ 45,437,649 - - $ $ Level 1 3,048,831 $ - 993,664 13,752,407 - - - - 17,794,902 148,999 17,943,901 - 17,943,901 $ - - $ $ - - $ $ Level 2 99,205 99,205 $ $ Level 3 99,205 99,205 Total - $ - $ 3,048,831 1,600,042 - 1,600,042 - - 993,664 - - 13,752,407 6,851,832 - 6,851,832 - 1,385,348 1,385,348 - 10,732,699 10,732,699 - 2,202,636 2,202,636 8,451,874 14,320,683 40,567,459 - - 148,999 8,451,874 14,320,683 40,716,458 - 982,364 982,364 8,451,874 $ 15,303,047 $ 41,698,822 - - $ $ 88,769 88,769 $ $ 88,769 88,769 67 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS, FISCAL YEAR 2009–2010 NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS, continued The following tables present a reconciliation of assets and liabilities in which significant unobservable inputs (Level 3) were used to determine fair value for the years ended June 30, 2009 and 2010: Private Hedge Real Charitable Gift Annuity Equity Funds Assets Trusts Liabilities Balance, July 1, 2008 $ 1,227,052 $ 12,912,587 $ 1,701,889 $ 1,206,226 $ 92,617 Net realized and unrealized gains (losses) Purchases, sales and settlements, net (150,495) 308,791 (1,179,888) (1,000,000) 642,157 (141,410) (223,862) - (3,848) - Balance, June 30, 2009 1,385,348 10,732,699 2,202,636 982,364 88,769 Net realized and unrealized gains (losses) Purchases, sales and settlements, net 207,938 1,256,850 1,231,808 (958,803) 47,363 342,482 43,717 82,014 10,436 - $ 2,850,136 $ 11,005,704 $ 2,592,481 $ 1,108,095 $ 99,205 Balance, June 30, 2010 Net unrealized gains (losses) included in net gain for the period related to assets held at June 30, 2010 $1,471,710 and are included in temporarily restricted net assets. Investments in private equity, hedge funds and real assets for which a quoted market price is not available are carried at fair value as determined by the underlying investment fund management. Such valuations are based upon judgments that reflect various factors including, but not limited to, market values when available, restrictions affecting marketability, operating results, financial condition of the investees and the price of recent transactions. Due to the inherent uncertainty of investment valuation, the fair values may differ significantly from the values that would have been used had a ready market for all investments existed, and the difference could be material. Fair value for the charitable trusts and gift annuity liabilities are determined by calculating the present value of the future distributions expected to be received or paid, using published life expectancy tables and rates ranging from 2.72% to 7.00%. There have been no changes in the valuation techniques and related inputs. NOTE 7 - PROPERTY AND EQUIPMENT Property and equipment at June 30, 2010 and 2009 consist of the following: 2010 Furniture, fixtures and equipment $ 1,864,503 Less accumulated depreciation (1,590,350) 274,153 Construction in progress 1,181,252 Land 635,217 Property and equipment, net $ 2,090,622 2009 $ 1,814,136 (1,479,957) 334,179 1,154,922 635,217 $ 2,124,318 68 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS, FISCAL YEAR 2009–2010 NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS, continued NOTE 8 – NOTE PAYABLE NOTE 10 – BOARD DESIGNATED AND RESTRICTED NET ASSETS In July 2004, the Museum established a note payable with a commercial bank for $1,200,000 secured by certain Museum investment securities. As of June 30, 2010, the note balance outstanding was $262,268. The Museum is making monthly payments of $10,000 including interest at 6.16% until paid in full in October 2012. Board designated and restricted net assets at June 30, 2010 and 2009, classified as to purpose, are as follows: 2010 2009 Future maturities for the above note are as follows: Year 2011 2012 2013 Amount $ 106,981 113,761 41,526 $ 262,268 Interest expense and cash paid for interest for the years ended June 30, 2010 and 2009 was $20,572 and $100,490, respectively. NOTE 9 - EMPLOYEE BENEFIT PLAN The Museum offers a 403(b) retirement plan covering substantially all employees who have attained age 21, have been employed for at least one year, and who work a minimum of 1,000 hours annually. Contributions to the plan are at the discretion of the Board of Trustees and approved annually. The Museum’s policy is to fund the contributions as accrued. Employer contributions to the plan were $93,701 and $87,737 in 2010 and 2009, respectively, exclusive of plan administrative costs. Unrestricted – Board designated Accessions Program and supporting services Total Board designated net assets $ 3,998,741 14,563,742 $ 4,204,349 12,594,031 18,562,483 16,798,380 Temporarily restricted Accessions Capital improvements Program and supporting services Total temporarily restricted net assets 2,192,767 1,925,139 6,497,720 1,864,695 1,106,598 5,855,701 10,615,626 8,826,994 Permanently restricted Accessions Program and supporting services 3,269,705 17,639,329 3,269,455 17,133,136 20,909,034 20,402,591 $ 50,087,143 $ 46,027,965 Total permanently restricted net assets Total Board designated and restricted net assets The above funds aggregated by purpose at June 30, 2010 and 2009 consist of the following: 2010 2009 Accessions Capital improvements Program and supporting services Total Board designated and restricted net assets $ 9,461,213 1,925,139 38,700,791 $ 9,338,499 1,106,598 35,582,868 $ 50,087,143 $ 46,027,965 69 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS, FISCAL YEAR 2009–2010 NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS, continued NOTE 11 – NET ASSETS RELEASED FROM RESTRICTIONS NOTE 12 – ENDOWMENTS Temporarily restricted net assets were released from donor restrictions during the years ended June 30, 2010 and 2009 by incurring expenses satisfying the restricted purposes or by occurrence of other events specified by donors, and are summarized as follows: 2010 2009 Operational support Program and supporting services $ 920,654 $ 1,207,585 Non-operating support Accessions 215,738 411,407 The Museum’s endowment consists of approximately 45 individual funds established for a variety of purposes. Its endowment includes both donor-restricted endowment funds and funds designated by the Board of Trustees to function as endowments. Net assets associated with endowment funds, including funds designated by the Board of Trustees to function as endowments, are classified and reported based on the existence or absence of donor-imposed restrictions. Capital improvements Total non-operating support Total net assets released from restrictions 112,858 2,448,210 328,596 2,859,617 $ 1,249,250 $ 4,067,202 Governing Board’s Interpretation of Law The Board of Trustees has interpreted UPMIFA as requiring the preservation of the fair value of the original gift as of the gift date of the donor-restricted endowment funds absent explicit donor stipulations to the contrary. The Museum classifies as permanently restricted net assets (a) the original value of gifts donated to the permanent endowment, (b) the original value of subsequent gifts to the permanent endowment, and (c) accumulations to the permanent endowment made in accordance with the direction of the applicable donor gift instrument at the time the accumulation is added to the fund. The remaining portion of the donor-restricted endowment fund that is not classified in permanently restricted net assets is classified as temporarily restricted net assets until those amounts are appropriated for expenditure by the Museum. Investment Return Objectives and Risk Parameters The Museum has adopted investment and spending policies for endowment assets that attempt to provide a predictable stream of funding to programs supported by its endowment while seeking to maintain the purchasing power of the endowment assets. Endowment assets include those assets of donor-restricted funds that the Museum must hold in perpetuity or for a donor-specified period as well as Boarddesignated funds. Under this policy, as approved by the Board of Trustees, the endowment assets are invested in a manner that is intended to (a) provide for a spending rate that keeps pace with inflation while protecting and growing the real value of the funds corpus, (b) attain an average annual real return, net of fees, of at least 5.0% over the long term, as measured over rolling five-year periods, and (c) control risks that may hinder achievement of these goals. Spending Policy The Museum utilizes a total return, spending-rate policy in order to provide portfolio management flexibility, preserve the purchasing power (real value) of the funds, and aid the Museum’s budgetary process. To meet these objectives, the Museum focuses on the overall return on investments, including interest, dividends, and net investment appreciation. For the Museum’s budgeting requirements, the Museum is limited to using up to spendingrate, currently 5.0%, applied to a five-year moving average of the applicable board designated, temporarily and permanently restricted funds’ fair value, to determine how much of the total return will be used for each year’s budget. If in any one year, the full spending rate is not expended, the unspent portion carries forward and is added to subsequent year’s spending rate. Income in excess of the spending-rate formula is thus available, subject to original gift instruments, to maintain or increase the real value of the funds. 70 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS, FISCAL YEAR 2009–2010 NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS, continued Endowment net asset composition by type of fund at June 30, 2010 and 2009 is as follows: 2010 Unrestricted Temporarily Restricted Permanently Restricted $ - 6,455,103 - $ 4,875,085 - $ 20,909,034 6,455,103 $ 25,784,119 $ 6,455,103 $ 4,875,085 $ 20,909,034 $ 32,239,222 2009 Unrestricted Temporarily Restricted Permanently Restricted Total $ - 5,946,005 - $ 3,552,751 - $ 20,402,591 5,946,005 $ 23,955,342 $ 5,946,005 $ 3,552,751 $ 20,402,591 $ 29,901,347 Temporarily Restricted Permanently Restricted Total $ 4,893,483 1,657,999 (441,156) (164,321) $ 6,979,094 - (2,578,897) (847,446) $ 20,228,112 174,479 - - $ 32,100,689 1,832,478 (3,020,053) (1,011,767) 5,946,005 718,875 516,012 (725,789) 3,552,751 - 2,113,977 (791,643) 20,402,591 506,443 - - 29,901,347 1,225,318 2,629,989 (1,517,432) $ 6,455,103 $ 4,875,085 $ 20,909,034$ 32,239,222 Donor restricted Board designated Total endowment funds Donor restricted Board designated Total endowment funds Changes in endowment net assets at June 30, 2009 and 2010 are as follows: Unrestricted Balance, July 1, 2008 Contributions Investment loss Expenditures Balance, June 30, 2009 Contributions Investment income Expenditures Balance, June 30, 2010 Total 71 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS, FISCAL YEAR 2009–2010 NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS, continued NOTE 13 - CONCENTRATION OF CREDIT RISK NOTE 15 – RESTATEMENTS At various times during the years presented, the Museum may have had on deposit with a single financial institution more than $250,000, which is the basic limit currently insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC). Under certain circumstances, and depending in part upon a bank’s elective participation in certain expanded aspects of the temporary provisions, coverage can exceed the basic amount noted above. The Museum historically has classified accumulated earnings net of expenditures incurred on endowment funds as permanently restricted net assets. However, these amounts are required to be recorded as temporarily restricted net assets by Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) Codification. Additionally, the Museum identified and reclassified to board restricted net assets and permanently restricted net assets, contributions that had been previously reported as temporarily restricted net assets. Accordingly, the Museum has restated its financial statements for the year ended June 30, 2009 for these changes. The effect of the changes was to increase (decrease) board designated net assets, temporarily restricted net assets and permanently restricted net assets by $10,514,780, ($4,072,971) and $(6,441,809), respectively at July 1, 2008. The restatement impacted the reported amounts of contributions, investment income (loss) and net assets released from restrictions between the three classes of net assets for the year ended June 30, 2009. The effect of the changes was to increase (decrease) change in unrestricted net assets, temporarily restricted net assets and permanently restricted net assets by $608,651, ($3,983,797) and $3,375,146, respectively for the year ended June 30, 2009. The effect of the changes was to increase (decrease) board designated net assets, temporarily restricted net assets and permanently restricted net assets by $11,123,431, $(8,056,768) and ($3,066,663), respectively at June 30, 2009. These changes had no effect on the Museum’s total net assets or total change in net assets. The Company routinely invests excess cash in overnight investments. These investments are not insured but are collateralized by high corporate debt and U.S. Government Agency securities. Approximately $2,659,000 was invested in this manner at June 30, 2010. NOTE 14 – RECLASSIFICATION Certain amounts in the 2009 financial statements have been reclassified to conform with the current year financial statement presentation. These reclassifications had no effect on financial position or operating results as previously reported. BACK COVER: The Chrysler, recognized as the “cultural cornerstone of Hampton Roads,” is proud to serve as our region’s community Museum. Photo by Ed Pollard, Museum photographer All uncredited images of art from the Chrysler collection also are by Ed Pollard, Museum photographer. The 2009-2010 Annual Report is produced by the Chrysler Museum of Art, Cheryl Little, editor Design by Wolfe Design Studio, LLC, www.WolfeDesignStudio.com 245 West Olney Road www.chrysler.org Norfolk, Virginia 23510
