2009 Annual Report - Amon Carter Museum of American Art

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2009
Annual Report
Fiscal Year 2009 at the Amon Carter Museum
2009 Annual Report
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Mission Statement
The Amon Carter Museum was established through
the generosity of Amon G. Carter Sr. (1879–1955)
to house his collection of paintings and sculpture
by Frederic Remington and Charles M. Russell;
to collect, preserve, and exhibit the ﬁnest examples
of American art; and to serve an educational role
through exhibitions, publications, and programs
devoted to the study of American art.
Board of Trustees
Trustees Emeriti
Ruth Carter Stevenson
Charles A. Ryskamp
President
Evan H. Turner
Robert M. Bass
Visiting Committee
Bradford R. Breuer
Michael Conforti
Jennifer Giddings Brooks
Walker C. Friedman
Todd P. Corbett
John P. Hickey Jr.
Fernando Costa
Karen Johnson Hixon
Kim Darden
Mark L. Johnson
Robert I. Fernandez
Carter Johnson Martin
Richard F. Garvey
Richard W. Moncrief
John T. Gavin
Stephen P. Smiley
Tracy Holmes
Benjamin F. Stapleton III
Jeff King
Nenetta Carter Tatum
Scott M. Kleberg
William E. Tucker
Marsha Kleinheinz
Alice L. Walton
Mollie Lasater
Louella Martin
Ron Tyler
Ronald L. Parrish
Director
Betty Jo Pate
Douglass A. Reed
Lori Eklund
Thomas B. Reynolds
Chief Operations Officer
Richard Russack
Earle A. Shields Jr.
Randy S. Ray
Mark Thistlethwaite
Chief Financial Officer
Anna Belle Thomas
Sue A. Turnage
Amon Carter Museum
3501 Camp Bowie Boulevard
Fort Worth, Texas 76107
Phone: 817.738.1933
Fax: 817.989.5099
Web: cartermuseum.org
Hours
Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Thursday 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Sunday Noon to 5 p.m.
Mondays and Major Holidays Closed
Admission is free.
An accessible sidewalk leads from Lancaster Avenue to the
barrier-free entrances. All galleries are barrier-free.
Front: William Trost Richards
(1833–1905)
Woodland Glade, 1860
Oil on canvas
Purchase with funds provided by the
Council of the Amon Carter Museum
2009.6
Amon Carter Museum
Publications Department
Will Gillham: Director of Publications
Elizabeth Le Coney: Publications and New Media Specialist
Lorraine Bryda: Graphic Designer
and Production Manager
Unless otherwise noted, reproduction
photographs by Rynda Lemke
and Steven Watson.
© 2010 Amon Carter Museum, Fort
Worth, Texas. All rights reserved.
Letter from the President of
the Board of Trustees
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Letter from the Director
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Fiscal Year 2009
Activity Report
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Acquisitions
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Exhibitions
14
Conservation and Preservation
16
Education
20
Scholarly Contributions
Honor Roll of
Contributors
24
Financial Highlights
42
Senior Staff
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Letter from the President
of the Board of Trustees
President of the Board of Trustees
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2009 Annual Report
In 2011 the Amon Carter Museum will celebrate its fiftieth anniversary.
It hardly seems possible that it was almost half a century ago that my
brother, Amon Carter Jr., and I had the pleasure of fulfilling our father’s
wishes by establishing the museum. So much has happened since then.
The collection has continued to expand, and, with it, the museum and its
programs have blossomed.
This past year was no exception. Despite the difficult economy—we
have had to trim our activities like most other nonprofit organizations—
the museum enjoyed a wonderful year of acquisitions, exhibitions, and
public and educational programs. Such achievements are due in no small
part to the dedication of our talented staff and the support of many corporations, foundations, and individuals in our community. Many of you
are members of the Council, the Print Guild, and the Stieglitz Circle, all
of which assist the museum in adding great works of art to its collection.
Others serve on our Visiting Committee, and the Board of Trustees and
I are grateful for your encouragement and counsel.
In difficult economic times, we know that many people turn to cultural activities, and especially art museums, for emotional and spiritual
sustenance as well as connoisseurship. We are pleased that we are able to
continue to make the Carter and its programs available to our community
free of charge.
Letter from the Director
By almost every measure, 2009 was a good year for the Amon Carter
Museum. Despite the economic downturn and its continued adverse
affect on giving to nonprofits, more individuals contributed to the
museum last year than the year before. We are especially grateful, for these
funds support our education and public programs.
The heart of any museum is its collection, and we were fortunate to
make stellar additions to ours in 2009. We have long been looking to
acquire Edward S. Curtis’ The North American Indian (1907-30, 20 volumes),
one of the most complete records of American Indian life ever made.
With the assistance of an anonymous donor, we added a pristine set to
our collection last year. We were able as well to acquire William Trost
Richards’ painting Woodland Glade (1860, front cover), a key addition
to our nineteenth-century holdings, and we greatly enhanced our
twentieth-century collection with Soap Bubble Set (Lunar-Space Object) (ca.
1950) by Joseph Cornell and Conversation—Sky and Earth (1940, p. 6) by
Charles Sheeler. The museum also received a large donation of art from
Ruth Carter Stevenson, including works by Helen Frankenthaler, Hans
Hofmann, and George Rickey.
We began our exhibition year with a fresh look at one of the first artists
to travel deep into the West, Alfred Jacob Miller. The exhibition then traveled to the Joslyn Art Museum in Omaha, Nebraska. Our second special
exhibition was Barbara Crane: Challenging Vision, a retrospective of the
artist's work, which also appeared at the Chicago Cultural Center. We finished with the Harmon and Harriet Kelley Collection of African-American Art:
Works on Paper, which the San Antonio collectors generously loaned
to both the Carter and the McNay Art Museum in San Antonio.
As you know, the museum receives a generous grant each year from the
Amon G. Carter Foundation that covers the basic costs of operation, but
funding for our outreach, educational, and public programs must be raised
each year, and we appreciate your continued support.
The museum is open to all free of charge. There is no substitute for seeing great American art firsthand, so plan to visit often as we move forward
into our fiftieth year of operation in 2011.
Ron Tyler
Director
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Acquisitions
From exhibitions and educational activities
to publications and research, the Amon
Carter Museum’s collection is fundamental to
continuing and expanding the museum’s mission.
Over the last year, the Carter acquired a number
of works that together represent each of its
principle collecting areas—paintings, sculpture,
works on paper, and photographs.
The Carter could not continue to build its
holdings without the dedicated support of its
members, donors, and friends. The museum’s
special membership groups—the Council, the
Paper Guild, and the Stieglitz Circle—dedicated
their annual dues to acquiring new works for the
collection. The Carter extends its gratitude for
such generous support not only during 2009—a
particularly volatile economic twelve months—
but throughout the years.
a more intimate, informed, and intellectually
rewarding level, and they combine their passions
for art and culture with enduring service to the
Amon Carter Museum and their community.
In 2009, the annual financial support
from Council members made possible
the purchase of the painting Woodland
Glade (1860, front cover) by William Trost
Richards. The marvelous landscape was
unveiled during the Council’s year-end, black-tie
dinner in the museum’s main gallery.
The Council
This special membership society was created
in 1988 to honor Amon G. Carter’s vision as a
collector and to provide support for the museum’s
painting and sculpture acquisitions program.
Council members come to know the museum on
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The Paper Guild
Now in its fifth year, the Paper Guild was established to help the Carter acquire important
nineteenth- and twentieth-century American
works on paper.
With the goal of increasing their knowledge
about collecting, connoisseurship, and the history of American printmaking, the Paper Guild
traveled in 2009 to the Tamarind Institute in Albuquerque, New Mexico, where they also visited
several printmakers’ studios; attended the Dallas
Art Fair; journeyed to New York City for the International Fine Print Dealers Association Print
Fair; and toured the private collections of several
area print collectors. They also visited the Fort
Worth studio of master printmaker David Conn,
a former instructor at Texas Christian University.
Since its inception, the Paper Guild has made
possible the acquisition of five works on paper.
The group is responsible for the acquisition
of two works in 2009, including Scaffolding (1915,
p. 9), a woodcut by Mildred McMillen. It is the
first work by that artist to enter the collection.
The Stieglitz Circle
Established in 2004, the Stieglitz Circle brings
together people who are interested in the art of
photography and in supporting the museum’s
photography acquisitions. Through an annual
program of events, Stieglitz Circle members
engage with artists, scholars, and art dealers.
In addition to their annual print review to
select new acquisitions for the collection, in
2009 Circle members enjoyed private dinners
with photographers Barbara Crane and Laura
McPhee, as well as with video artist Mary Lucier;
traveled to Santa Monica for Photo LA, the
West Coast photography fair; took a private
tour of the Rachofsky House collection in
Dallas; and convened in New York City for
the annual photography show sponsored by
the Association of International Photography
Art Dealers. To date, the Stieglitz Circle
is responsible for the acquisition of more
than two dozen photographs; in 2009,
these acquisitions included works by Paul
Fusco, Kenneth Josephson, and Joel Sternfeld.
Following is a comprehensive list of acquisitions
made during the 2009 fiscal year:
Drawings and Watercolors
Lucia Bliss (1823–1912)
Spring Bouquet, 1880s
Transparent and opaque
watercolor over graphite
on paper
Gift of Ruth Carter
Stevenson
2008.24
Floral Bouquet, 1880s
watercolor over graphite
on paper
Gift of Ruth Carter
Stevenson
2008.25
Christmas Bouquet, 1885
watercolor on paper
Gift of Ruth Carter
Stevenson
2008.26
Horace Robbins Burdick
(1844–1942)
Branch of Berries, n.d.
Watercolor on paper
Gift of Ruth Carter
Stevenson
2008.27
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Charles Sheeler (1883–1965), Conversation—Sky and Earth, 1940, 2009.7
Lucia Bliss (1823–1912), Spring Bouquet, 1880s, 2008.24
Peter Chinni (b. 1928)
Untitled, 1965
Charcoal and chalk over
graphite on paper
Gift of Ruth Carter
Stevenson
2008.28
Jimmy Ernst (1920–1984)
Untitled, 1951
Watercolor, tempera, ink,
and charcoal on paper
Gift of Ruth Carter
Stevenson
2008.31
Kelly Fearing (b. 1918)
Owl with a Cosmic Sky, 1963
Pastel, conté crayon, gold
and silver leaf on board
Gift of Ruth Carter
Stevenson
2008.33
Attilio Salemme (1911–1955)
Secret Signals, 1943
Oil and ink on toned paper
Gift of Ruth Carter
Stevenson
2008.41
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Hans Hofmann (1880–1966)
Untitled, 1943
Opaque and transparent
watercolor and colored
crayon on paper
Gift of Ruth Carter
Stevenson
2008.48
Paintings
Scott Gentling (b. 1942)
Amon G. Carter, 2008
Acrylic on canvas
2008.14
Paul Horiuchi (1906–1999)
Focus on Winter, 1962
Paper collage and
oil on canvas
Gift of Ruth Carter
Stevenson
2008.36
Paul Horiuchi (1906–1999)
Drums of Drama, 1966
Paper collage and
oil on canvas
Gift of Ruth Carter
Stevenson
2008.37
William Trost Richards
(1833–1905)
Woodland Glade, 1860
Oil on canvas
Purchase with funds
provided by the Council of
the Amon Carter Museum
2009.6
Charles R. Sheeler
(1883–1965)
Conversation—Sky and
Earth, 1940
Oil on canvas
2009.7
Photographs
Helen Levitt (1918–2009)
New York, 1972
Dye imbibition print
P2008.20
Paul Fusco (b. 1930)
Printed by Esteban Mauchi
RFK Funeral Train—
Rediscovered (#12), 1968
Dye destruction print,
2007
Purchase with funds
provided by the Stieglitz
Circle of the Amon
Carter Museum
P2008.21
Lawrence McFarland
(b. 1942)
Horses at the Camp
Disappointment Monument
on the Blackfoot
Reservation, Montana,
2005
Inkjet print, 2008
Purchase with funds
provided by Suzan and
Stephen Hudgens
P2008.22
John Willis (b. 1957)
#46, 2000
From the series
Recycled Realities
Gelatin silver print
Gift of Jeanne and Richard
S. Press
P2008.23
Tom Young (b. 1951)
Light Cave, 2001
Inkjet print
Gift of Jeanne and Richard
S. Press
P2008.24
John Divola (b. 1949), Zuma #25, 1977, P2009.5
Ansel Adams (1902–1984)
Written by Mary Hunter
Austin (1868–1934)
Taos Pueblo, 1930
Book with twelve gelatin
silver prints
Anonymous gift
P2008.25
Joel Sternfeld (b. 1944)
Printed by Laumont
Photographic Studios
March 4, 2007, The East
Meadows, Northampton,
Massachusetts, 2007
From the series The
Oxbow Archives
Dye coupler print, 2008
Purchase with the
assistance of the Stieglitz
Circle of the Amon
Carter Museum
P2008.26
Sharon Core (b. 1965)
Peaches and Blackberries,
2008
Dye coupler print
Purchase with funds
provided by Nenetta C.
Tatum and Stephen L.
Tatum
P2008.27
Kenneth Josephson
(b. 1932)
Matthew, 1965
Gelatin silver print, 2001
Purchase with funds
provided by the Stieglitz
Circle of the Amon Carter
Museum
P2008.28
Alfred Stieglitz
(1864–1946)
John Marin, 1922
Palladium print
Gift of Doris Bry
P2009.1
Michael H. Marvins
(b. 1941)
Big Bend, Winter, 2008-09
Portfolio with 24 inkjet
prints
Gift of the artist
P2009.2
Edward S. Curtis
(1868–1952)
The North American Indian,
1907-30
20 volumes with 20
supplemental portfolios
with photogravures
Purchase with the
assistance of an
anonymous donor
P2009.3
Alfred Stieglitz (1864–1946), John Marin, 1922, P2009.1
Dorothea Lange
(1895–1965)
Daughter of Migrant
Tennessee Coal Miner,
Living in American River
Camp, near Sacramento,
California, 1936
Gelatin silver print,
before 1941
P2009.4
John Divola (b. 1949)
Zuma #25, 1977
Dye coupler print
P2009.5
© John Divola
Skeet McAuley (b. 1951)
Barriers, 1982
Portfolio with 12 dye
coupler prints
Gift of M. Lee Hutchins
P2009.6
Skeet McAuley (b. 1951)
40 dye destruction prints
from the Native American
series, 1983–86
Dye destruction prints
Gift of M. Lee Hutchins
P2009.7.1-40
Prints
John Mulvany (1844–1906)
Printed by Chicago
Lithographic & Engraving
Co.
Custer's Last Rally, 1883
Chromolithograph
2008.11
John Singer Sargent
(1856–1925)
Printed by Frederick
Goulding (1842–1909)
Study of a Young Man,
Seated, 1895
Lithograph
Purchase with funds
provided by the Cynthia
Brants Trust
2008.12
Pedro de Lemos
(1882–1954)
Old Pines at Monterey,
ca. 1916–20
Woodcut
Purchase with funds
provided by the Cynthia
Brants Trust
2008.13
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Josef Albers (1888–1976)
Printed by Sirocco
Screenprints
Published by Ives
Sillman, Inc.
Josef Albers at the
Metropolitan Museum
of Art: P Green, 1971
Screen print
Gift of Ruth Carter
Stevenson
2008.17.4
John Singer Sargent (1856–1925), Study of a Young Man, Seated, 1895, 2008.12
Blanche McVeigh
(1895–1970)
The Idle Hours Club, 1937
Aquatint
2008.15
Printed by Bohuslav Horak
(1914–2004)
Published by Tamarind
Lithography Workshop
Interlinear N 32 gr, 1962
Lithograph
Gift of Ruth Carter
Stevenson
2008.16
Printed by Sirocco
Screenprints
Published by Ives
Sillman, Inc.
Josef Albers at the
Metropolitan Museum
of Art: P Yellow, 1971
Screen print
Gift of Ruth Carter
Stevenson
2008.17.1
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Printed by Sirocco
Screenprints
Published by Ives
Sillman, Inc.
Josef Albers at the
Metropolitan Museum
of Art: P Black, 1971
Screen print
Gift of Ruth Carter
Stevenson
2008.17.2
Printed by Sirocco
Screenprints
Published by Ives
Sillman, Inc.
Josef Albers at the
Metropolitan Musuem
of Art: P Blue, 1971
Screen print
Gift of Ruth Carter
Stevenson
2008.17.3
Jim Dine (b. 1935)
Printed by Robert
Townsend, Robert
Beauvais, and Kate Hanlon
Published by Arion Press
The Temple of Flora:
Twenty Eight Drypoint
Engravings, 1984
Book with 28 drypoints
and 1 chine collé
Gift of Ruth Carter
Stevenson
2008.29
Garo Antreasian (b. 1922)
Published by International
Graphic Arts Society
Shield, 1965
Lithograph
Gift of Ruth Carter
Stevenson
2008.18
Joseph Domjan
(1907–1992)
Spinning, 1963
Woodcut
Gift of Ruth Carter
Stevenson
2008.30
Richard Anuszkiewicz
(b. 1930)
Printed by Peter Haas
Rosified, 1971
Screen print
Gift of Ruth Carter
Stevenson
2008.19
Kelly Fearing (b. 1918)
The Collector
Revisited, 1995
Etching and soft
ground etching
Gift of Ruth Carter
Stevenson
2008.32
Richard Anuszkiewicz
(b. 1930)
Untitled, n.d.
Lithograph mounted on
paper fiber board
Gift of Ruth Carter
Stevenson
2008.20
Antonio Frasconi (b. 1919)
Alhambra III, 1962
Woodcut
Gift of Ruth Carter
Stevenson
2008.34
Mort Baranoff (1923–1978)
Meditations: Sixteen Color
Etchings, 1967
Portfolio with 16 etchings
Gift of Ruth Carter
Stevenson
2008.21
Ben Berns
(1936–2007)
XXV, 1964
Lithograph
Gift of Ruth Carter
Stevenson
2008.22
Adolph Gottlieb
(1903–1974)
Published by Marlborough
Graphics
White Ground, Red Disc,
1966
Lithograph
Gift of Ruth Carter
Stevenson
2008.35
Georgia O'Keeffe
(1887–1986)
Published by Atlantis
Editions
Drawings, 1968
Portfolio with 10 offset
lithographs
Gift of Ruth Carter
Stevenson
2008.38
Andrew Rush (b. 1931)
Church in the Town, 1956
Etching
Gift of Ruth Carter
Stevenson
2008.40
Ben Shahn (1898–1969)
Letterpress by
Stephen Austin & Sons,
Spottiswoode, Ballantyne,
and Co., and Imprimerie
la Ruche
Printed by Hourdebaight
and Crampe and
Imprimerie Mourlot
Published by Trianon Press
Haggadah for Passover, 1966
Parchment box with silver
clasps; reproduction in
facsimile of the artist's
originals in collotype and
hand stencil; frontispiece
and title page lithographs
with additional color
applied by hand
through stencils
Gift of Ruth Carter
Stevenson
2008.42
Ben Shahn (1898–1969)
Printed by Atelier Mourlot
For the Sake of a
Single Verse...From The
Notebooks of Malte
Laurids Brigge by Rainer
Maria Rilke, 1968
Portfolio with 24
lithographs
Gift of Ruth Carter
Stevenson
2008.43
Various artists
Written by Walasse Ting
(b. 1929)
Edited by Sam Francis
(1923–1994)
Printed by
Maurice Beaudet
Published by E. W. Kornfeld
1¢ Life, 1964
Portfolio with 68
lithographs
Gift of Ruth Carter
Stevenson
2008.44
Janet Turner (1914–1988)
Finches and Artichokes,
1962
Relief print, screen print,
and lithograph
Gift of Ruth Carter
Stevenson
2008.45
Romas Viesulas
(1918–1986)
Part Two: Notes on
Sound, 1965
From Notes on Image
and Sound
Portfolio with 12 inkless
relief prints
Gift of Ruth Carter
Stevenson
2008.46
Helen Frankenthaler
(b. 1928)
Printed by Roger
Campbell, Lee Funderburg,
and Kenneth Tyler
Published by Tyler
Graphics, Ltd.
Monotype IV, 1981
Woodcut hand colored
with lithographic ink,
pastel, and Paintstik
Gift of Ruth Carter
Stevenson
2008.47
Jacob Lawrence
(1917–2000)
Printed by Ives Sillman, Inc.
Published by IBM
Corporation
The Builders, 1974
Screen print
Gift of Ann and Andrew
Dintenfass
2009.1
Jacob Lawrence
(1917–2000)
Printed by Ives Sillman, Inc.
Published by
Transworld Art
Confrontation at the
Bridge, 1975
Screen print
Gift of Ann and Andrew
Dintenfass
2009.2
Mildred McMillen
(1884–ca. 1940)
Scaffolding, 1915
Woodcut
Purchase with funds
Mildred McMillen (1884–ca. 1940), Scaffolding, 1915, 2009.4
provided by the Paper
Guild of the Amon Carter
Museum
2009.4
John Wilson (b. 1922)
Street Car Scene, 1945
Lithograph
Purchase with funds
provided by the Paper
Guild of the Amon
Carter Museum
2009.5
Joseph Cornell (1903–1972)
Soap Bubble Set (Lunar
Space Object), ca. 1959
Mixed media
2009.3
Library Acquisitions
Beals, Carleton. The Crime
of Cuba. Philadelphia: J.B.
Lippincott Co., 1933 (with
31 aquatone illustrations
from photographs by
Walker Evans).
Sculpture
Harry Bertoia (1915–1978)
Golden Screen, 1965
Brass
Gift of Ruth Carter
Stevenson
2008.23
George Rickey
(1907–2002)
Three Up, Two Down, 1967
Stainless steel
Gift of Ruth Carter
Stevenson
2008.39.A-F
Dunlap, William. A History
of the Rise and Progress
of the Arts of Design in the
United States. Boston: C.E.
Goodspeed & Co., 1918.
The Hound & Horn :
a Harvard Miscellany.
Portland, Me.: Hound &
Horn, 1927-34.
v.1: no. 2 (1927: Dec.)–v. 7:
no. 4 (1934: July/Sept.).
McPhee, Laura. Guardians
of Solitude. London: Iris
Editions Ltd., 2009.
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Exhibitions
The Amon Carter Museum curatorial staff
organized nine exhibitions in 2009 and hosted
three special exhibitions organized by other
institutions. The painting and sculpture collection
was also rehung in 2009 to integrate works by
Frederic Remington into the broader spectrum
of the museum’s collection of American art.
Thanks to the Jane and John Justin Foundation, the museum opened its new Remington and Russell Study Galleries in 2009. The
mezzanine-level spaces were redesigned to
make more works of art accessible to visitors. The
galleries now include a reading room, a didactic
video that helps visitors understand the complex
lost-wax method of casting bronze, and recessed
art cabinets with deep retractable drawers that
house works on paper for study.
The museum loaned twenty-six works
from its collection to the following sister
institutions across North America: Des Moines
Art Center; Gilcrease Museum, Tulsa, Okla.;
Joslyn Art Museum, Omaha, Nebr.; Musée des
beaux-arts de Montréal; Museum of Modern
Art, New York, N.Y.; Oklahoma City Museum of
Art; Portland Museum of Art, Portland, Maine.;
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art; and the
Whitney Museum of American Art, New York,
N.Y.
Support from the museum’s members makes
it possible for the Carter to offer free admission
to all of its exhibitions.
Special Exhibitions
Mary Lucier: The Plains
of Sweet Regret
November 15, 2008–February 15, 2009
This video installation explored the rapid
depopulation of the northern plains, a
hauntingly beautiful world of landscape and
loss brought into view through music and video.
Laced with both melancholy and loveliness,
this work by artist Mary Lucier examined the
seismic changes that have swept away family
farms, ranches, small towns, and rural schools.
Mary Lucier: The Plains of Sweet Regret was commissioned
by the North Dakota Museum of Art with funding from
the National Endowment for the Arts. Production was
funded by Creative Capital and the Rockefeller Foundation. Curated by Laurel Reuter, director, North Dakota
Museum of Art.
Barbara Crane: Challenging Vision
February 14–May 10, 2009
Visitors were invited to think of photography as
a vibrant language that extends well beyond realism, where high contrast, overlapping exposures,
and limited focus are just as important as acute
detail. This is the work of Barbara Crane, whose
retrospective exhibition of nearly 200 photographs was on view at the Carter.
Barbara Crane: Challenging Vision was organized by the
Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and guest curated
by Kenneth C. Burkhart.
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Exhibition
The Harmon and Harriet Kelley
Collection of African-American Art:
Works on Paper
June 6–August 23, 2009
This popular exhibition of more than fifty
African-American artists included works from
the late 1800s to the early years of this century.
Drawn from one of the most esteemed private
collections of works by African-American artists, this special exhibition featured over ninety
works by such luminaries as Elizabeth Catlett,
William H. Johnson, and Charles White.
This exhibition was organized by Landau Traveling
Exhibitions, Los Angeles, California.
Above: Photographer Barbara Crane (center)
at the opening of her retrospective at the Carter.
Right: Former First Lady Laura Bush with Harriet
Kelley at the Harmon and Harriet Kelley Collection
of African-American Art: Works on Paper.
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Permanent Collection Exhibitions
An American Original: George
Bellows, His Lithographs, and the 1936
Texas Centennial
October 26, 2008–April 19, 2009
The fascinating and diverse lithographs by
famed American painter and printmaker George
Bellows filled this special exhibition drawn from
the Carter’s permanent collection.
First Look: Masterworks
of American Photography
December 5, 2008–June 7, 2009
This was the first time these works—all part of the
Amon Carter Museum’s photography collection—
have been exhibited at the museum. Taken together,
they reflect the diversity and richness of an American visual tradition.
Above left: In conjunction with the exhibition The
Harmon and Harriet Kelley Collection of AfricanAmerican Art: Works on Paper, the Fort Worth
music ensemble Of Many Colors performed in the
museum’s auditorium.
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High Modernism: Alfred Stieglitz
and His Legacy
March 7–June 28, 2009
Modern art photography is widely recognized as
being born in the 1910s from the work of Alfred
Stieglitz and his handpicked group of artists.
Visitors followed the pathway set by Stieglitz
and his colleagues in this exhibition of photographs that blended sharp focus, fine printing,
and an overt subscription to beauty.
African-American Art: Selections from
the Amon Carter Museum’s Collection
June 6–August 23, 2009
Concurrent to the special exhibition of works
from the Harmon and Harriet Kelley Collection,
this selection from the Carter’s holdings featured prints and drawings by African-American
artists represented in the collection.
Above right: The Carter holds an extensive number
of prints made at the Tamarind Lithography Workshop during the 1960s. The 2009 rotations of these
holdings included a series of prints made by the
renowned Mexican painter Rufino Tamayo.
Masterworks of American
Photography: Moments in Time
June 19, 2009–January 3, 2010
This sampling of works from the Carter’s permanent collection journeyed through photography’s history and explored the medium’s unique
relationship to time.
Circle of Friends: Portraits of Artists
August 1–November 29, 2009
With the advent of American modernism,
artists began making portraits of one another
with increasing regularity. Photographers made
portraits to document the members of their
artistic communities, but in so doing they also
created works that embodied their artistic
and personal ambitions.
Tamarind Lithography Workshop
This ongoing exhibition displays a rotation
of prints made at the landmark Tamarind
Lithography Workshop, which was founded
in Los Angeles in 1960 as a means to resuscitate
the languishing art of lithography. In 2009 the
museum mounted two exhibitions from these
holdings: Allen Jones and Nicholas Krushenick:
Tamarind Lithography Workshop and Rufino
Tamayo: Tamarind Lithography Workshop.
Above: The exhibition Views and Visions: Prints
of the American West included several rare,
nineteenth-century publications from the museum’s
library holdings.
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Conservation and Preservation
Central to the mission of conservation and
preservation, the Carter’s staff works to
ensure that handling, display, or environmental
conditions do not damage the irreplaceable
works of art in its collection.
The Carter maintains an expansive, stateof-the-art conservation lab for the treatment
of works on paper and photographs. The
museum’s paintings are examined and treated
in the conservation lab housed in the Kimbell
Art Museum and operated jointly by the two
museums.
In 2009, the museum’s staff of four
conservators treated a total of 9 paintings,
546 photographs, and 20 works on paper.
Staff examined and documented the
condition of more than 900 additional
works toward identifying and prioritizing
candidates for treatment.
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Beyond treating and examining works of
art, conservators are intimately involved in
monitoring and managing the environment of
the museum’s galleries as well. In 2009, they used
passive samplers throughout the museum galleries
and art storage areas to monitor the performance
of the museum’s carbon filters, which help keep
the air in the museum pollutant-free.
Below left: Ogawa passive samplers are used to
monitor gaseous pollutant levels in the museum’s
galleries and vaults. In 2009, the Carter’s team
of conservators used the samplers to perform a
comprehensive assessment of the air quality in the
museum’s art spaces.
Below right: Sylvie Pénichon, conservator of photographs at the museum, uses a stereomicroscope to
consolidate the edges of a flaking photograph with
a solution of gelatin.
Above and Right: Data harvested
from examinations with an X-ray
fluorescence (XRF) analyzer
can be used to determine what
pigments an artist used in a
particular work, reveal technique
shifts, and establish a baseline
of information about the artist’s
materials to help determine a
work’s authenticity. Jodie Utter,
the Carter’s conservator of works
on paper, continued her work
in 2009 on a comprehensive
elemental pigment analysis of
Charles M. Russell’s watercolors.
Her research is to be published in
2012 in a catalogue of the artist’s
works on paper.
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Education
The mission of the Carter’s Education
Department is to create programs and opportunities for visitors and the community to enjoy
and learn about American art and the Amon
Carter Museum. The museum offers a wide
variety of creative, didactic programs that are
free, open to the public, and designed to create
meaningful connections with visitors of all ages,
abilities, and backgrounds.
With a staff of fifteen, including a team of six
professional Gallery Teachers, plus a core of more
than thirty docents, the Education Department
conducted 149 programs and 780 tours in
2009. More than 19,000 students toured
the museum.
It was a particularly rewarding year for
Sharing the Past Through Art. Now in its third
year, the interactive tour serves those who have
Alzheimer’s, along with their caregivers. More
than 400 people took part in the program in
2009. Participants discuss artists, themes, and
exhibitions while using artworks to connect to
past experiences. The program was covered
by WFAA Channel 8 television and NBC 5,
whose affiliate stations across the country, from
Alaska to Alabama, ran the story as well. In
November, Sharing the Past Through Art was the
subject of a three-page feature story in the Fort
Worth Star-Telegram. Stacy Fuller, head of education at the Carter oversees the program and
has helped educators launch similar programs at
the Kimbell Art Museum; the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth; the Museum of Fine Arts,
Houston; and the Walker Arts Center.
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The department’s distance learning
program flourished in 2009. The live, two-way
audio and video broadcasts bring the museum
to classrooms across the country. Focusing on
the Carter’s collection, the programs engage
students and teachers with museum staff
in discussions and activities exploring the
intersection of art, history, culture, language
arts, and science. In 2009, the department
conducted 162 broadcasts to a total of
429 schools, reaching a total of 15,164
individuals. The distance learning program
went international in 2009 as well, serving
middle-school and secondary students in
Alberta, Canada.
The Education Department’s Teaching
Resource Center (TRC) is a lending library of
free resources on American art, history, and artmaking techniques. The TRC is also a regional
distributor for the National Gallery of Art’s
extension programs.
Nancy Strickland (left), the museum’s distance
learning and docent program manager, engages
children’s author Patricia MacLachlan in the
galleries during a distance learning broadcast.
Research
The lending library provided 755 loaned
resources and 1,464 digital images for 10,726
teachers and students in 2009.
The following pages show a comprehensive
list of Education Department programs offered
in 2009, along with attendance figures. For more
on these ongoing programs and new offerings
from the museum, visit cartermuseum.org.
Top: Ballet Folklorico Azteca performed on the
museum’s plaza during the fifth annual Day in
the District, a celebration of the varied artistic
and cultural organizations in Fort Worth. The
family friendly event is designed to encourage
local residents to experience the rich cultural
opportunities that Fort Worth has to offer in the
Cultural District and beyond.
Center: Teaching Resources Coordinator Katherine
Moloney (left) introduced a group of teachers to
the free resources available through the museum’s
lending library. Bottom: Rick Stewart, senior curator of western
paintings and sculpture, addressed an in-gallery
audience about the themes uniting the works
featured in the exhibition Views and Visions: Prints
of the American West, 1820–1970.
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VISITORS SERVED
[total no. of programs]
[total no. of people served]
Total 2009 Museum Attendance
97,861
Adult Tours and Interpretation
422
Docent-guided Tours for Adult Groups
6,092
(78 appointment tours and 344 drop-in tours)
5
Self-guided Tours for Adult Groups
81
200
Docent-led Art Cart Sessions
4,244
Student Tours and Interpretation
310
Gallery Teacher-guided Tours for Students
17,974
43
Self-guided Tours for Students
1,243
7
Student Pre-visit Programs at Schools
686
Onsite Programs for Students
2
Girl Scout Programs
47
2
Academic Decathlon Programs
240
Distance Learning Programs
140*
Student Videoconferences
14,685
18*
Educator Videoconferences
409
4
Adult Videoconferences
70
*These programs were presented to a total of 429 schools.
Programs for Educators
18
40
Onsite Educator Trainings
11
Off-site Educator Trainings
411
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Educator Planning Meetings
116
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1,315
Teaching Resource Center (TRC)
Visitors to the TRC
Digital Images Shared with Educators
Items Borrowed
Students Served by TRC Materials
201
1,464
755
10,525
Programs for Higher Education
22
Docent-guided Tours for University Groups
383
13
Eye for Detail Programs (medical students)
200
6
Future Teacher Programs
162
Public Programs for Adults
18
Accessible Programs
405
6
Gallery Talks
185
12
Lectures and Symposia
1,131
1
Off-site Speakers Bureau Presentation
30
Public Programs for Families
10
New Parents Tours
240
6
Family Fundays
2,682
7
Homeschool Programs
216
8
Storytime at the Carter Programs
1,611
The museum’s in-gallery
art carts are a popular
stop for visitors. Staffed
by museum volunteers, the
carts are equipped with
materials that help visitors
understand a variety of
techniques used by artists
represented in the galleries.
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Scholarly Contributions
Each year the Carter devotes a large measure of its resources to perpetuating the study and scholarship
of American art. These activities, cultivated across the museum’s departmental spectrum, are intrinsic
to the institution’s mission.
Library
The Amon Carter Museum library is a research
destination for the study of American art. The
facility houses 50,000 volumes; a general archive;
subscriptions to more than 130 periodicals; rare,
illustrated volumes from the past two centuries
of American publishing; and 14 million primary
source documents through the Smithsonian
Institution’s Archives of American art. The
library’s expansive reading room, which offers
free Wi-Fi service, is available to visiting scholars,
students, and the general public.
In 2009, library staff fielded nearly 5,500
research queries and processed 365 new
items into the library collection. The library
transitioned as well to a paperless checkout
process that now dovetails with the museum’s
integrated library system with Texas Christian
University. Beyond this, the library staff
organized two exhibitions in the reading
room in 2009, both of which featured rare
volumes from the collection.
Aaron Carico, PhD candidate in American
studies at Yale University, was the library’s
Davidson Family Fellow for 2009. The
fellowship provides support for scholars working
at the doctoral or post-doctoral level to research
topics in the history of American art that relate
to objects in the museum’s collection. Carico
began his research appointment on July 13 and
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delivered his public lecture on August 14 entitled
Portrait as Still Life: Slavery, the Politics of Realism,
and William Harnett’s Attention, Company!
Publications
The Amon Carter Museum actively publishes
books that support its mission, collections, and
exhibitions. During the museum’s nearly fifty
years of operation, the Publications Department
has produced almost 190 books.
In 2009, the department published The 100
Best Illustrated Letters of Charles M. Russell
(Fort Worth: Amon Carter Museum). The Fort
Worth Business Press noted that “the [book’s]
crowning touch is a removable facsimile letter,
complete with envelope, which lends the
dreamlike illusion that one has received a piece of
correspondence from the Great Man himself.”
The Amon Carter Museum’s Web site received
202,841 unique visits in 2009, a 19 percent
increase from 2008. This rise was in part due to the
museum’s 2009 launch of RemingtonAndRussell.
org, a comprehensive e-publication on the work of
Frederic Remington and Charles M. Russell. Made
possible by the Jane and John Justin Foundation, the
site offers hundreds of photographs of the two artists,
biographical timelines, didactic videos, bibliographies,
teaching resources, and every work by Remington
and Russell in the museum’s collection—some 400
objects. The site was awarded a Silver Medal by the
Texas Association of Museums.
For the catalogue Intimate Modernism: Fort Worth
Circle Artists in the 1940s (Fort Worth: Amon Carter
Museum, 2008), the museum was awarded the Gold
Medal and named Judges Favorite by the Texas
Association of Museums in their 2009 Wilder Awards
competition. The book was also awarded the year’s
Publication Award by the Center for the Advancement
and Study of Early Texas Art.
The museum’s exhibition catalogue Sentimental
Journey: The Art of Alfred Jacob Miller (Fort Worth:
Amon Carter Museum, 2008) was recognized in
the Western Historical Quarterly (spring 2010) for its
“excellent production values. In an era when quality
in printing is often overlooked,” the review read, “it
is a pleasure to read and handle a book in which every
page is laid out with care and attention to detail….
This text sets a high standard and, one hopes,
presages a more pervasive commitment on the part
of American museums to innovative scholarship and
its quality publication.”
Over the course of the year, the department
produced about 150 printed pieces (including ads,
press releases, rack cards, invitations, brochures,
signage, etc.); edited more than 800 labels; provided
the museum’s graphic design; maintained the
museum’s Web site; produced two issues of the
members’ magazine, Program; and compiled
the 2008 Annual Report.
Top: The reading room in the museum’s library offers
free Wi-Fi to visitors.
Bottom: The homepage of RemingtonAndRussell.org,
the museum’s comprehensive Web site on the work of
Frederic Remington and Charles M. Russell. Launched in
2009, the site was awarded a Silver Medal by the Texas
Association of Museums.
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Professional Presentations,
Programs, and Offices
Stacy Fuller, head of education, was elected
to serve on the board of directors for the
Museum Education Roundtable (MER),
an international organization dedicated to
enriching and promoting the field of museum
education. Fuller also presented two sessions
at the Texas Art Education Association’s annual
conference in San Antonio: Focus on Great
American Artists: The Nineteenth Century and Using
Photographs to Build Interdisciplinary Connections.
She presented two sessions, one with educators
from the Nasher Sculpture Center in Dallas, at
the National Art Education Association’s annual
conference in Minneapolis.
Katherine Moloney, the museum’s teaching
resources coordinator, served as leader of
the Informal Educators of Fort Worth, an
organization of area educators in informallearning environments who share best practices
in museum education. Moloney also served as a
guest lecturer for the University of North Texas
School of Information Sciences graduate class on
distributed librarianship and was elected chair
of the Texas/Oklahoma Chapter of the Visual
Resources Association.
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Jessica May, assistant curator of photographs,
participated in the scholarly panel American
Studies Outside the Academy during the annual
meeting of the American Studies Association
in Albuquerque, New Mexico. She was also a
guest lecturer at the School of Art at Texas Tech
University and participated in the photography
panel One Medium, Three Views at the McNay Art
Museum in San Antonio, Texas.
Top left: Sylvie Pénichon, conservator of photographs, taught a weeklong course in 2009 at the
National School for Conservation in Mexico City.
Top right: Professor John Mack Faragher of Yale
University (left), pictured here with Rick Stewart,
senior curator of western paintings and sculpture,
was a panelist for the Carter’s scholarly symposium
on the work of Alfred Jacob Miller.
Left: The new Remington and Russell Study Galleries, made
possible by the Jane and John Justin Foundation, were
completed in 2009. The mezzanine-level spaces include
more than seventy works by the two artists, along with a
small library of related books, a didactic video explaining the
complicated lost-wax casting process, and computer stations
featuring the related Web site RemingtonAndRussell.org,
the most comprehensive site available on the two artists. Sylvie Pénichon, conservator of photographs,
presented at The Care and Handling of Photographs
in Your Collection, a one-day workshop for
members of the Collection Managers Committee
Group of the Texas Association of Museums; the
workshop was hosted by the Carter. Pénichon
served as an instructor at two weeklong courses
in 2009 as well. The first, Collaborative Mellon
Workshop in Photograph Conservation: Conservation
Issues in Contemporary Photography: 20th Century
Color, was hosted by the Museum of Modern
Art, New York. The second, Color Photography,
was at the International Post-graduate Course in
Photograph Conservation at the National School
for Conservation in Mexico City. Pénichon
was also elected Chair of the Foundation of the
American Institute for Conservation (FAIC)
Photograph Conservation Collaborative
Workshops Advisory Committee; this committee
plans and organizes photographic conservation
workshops as part of a $1 million endowment
grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.
John Rohrbach, senior curator of photographs,
was invited in 2009 to review artist portfolios for
Review LA, among the foremost art fairs in the
country. In addition to serving as in-house curator
for Barbara Crane: Challenging Vision, he hosted
a lecture by the photographer at the annual
conference of the Society for Photographic
Education, the principal professional group
for photography professors at the university
level. Rohrbach also authored an article on
photographer Pete Turner for the magazine
Color ( January 2010).
Rick Stewart, senior curator of western
painting and sculpture, supervised the museum’s
2009 scholarly symposium held in conjunction
with the exhibition Sentimental Journey: The Art
of Alfred Jacob Miller. Miller was the first Anglo
artist to journey into the heart of the Rocky
Mountains. Panelists including John Mack
Faragher (Yale University), Jennifer Greenhill
(University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign),
Kenneth Haltman (University of Oklahoma),
and Director Ron Tyler discussed Miller’s work
within the broader contexts of American Indian
imagery, western humor, and sentimentalism.
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Honor Roll of Contributors
Fiscal Year 10.1.2008 through 9.30.2009
The Amon Carter Museum deeply appreciates
the contributions and gifts received from foundations, corporations, government agencies, and
our many devoted members and friends. Private
support allows us to offer completely free admission and makes our exhibitions and education initiatives possible. These activities reach
a diverse audience of adult learners, students,
families, young children, and scholars, and touch
thousands of lives annually. Funding art museCOUNCIL OF THE
AMON CARTER
MUSEUM
Council members enjoy
unique benefits and come to
know the museum on a more
intimate, informed, and
intellectually rewarding level.
They combine their passions
for art and culture with
enduring service. We deeply
appreciate the generosity of
Council members, whose
contributions directly fund
art acquisitions, enabling
the museum to purchase
paintings and sculpture for
the permanent collection.
Founder’s Council
$10,000+
Charles Butt
Mr. and Mrs.
John L. Marion
Trustees’ Council
$5,000+
Anonymous
George Ann
and Bill Bahan
Mr. and Mrs. Lee M. Bass
Connie Beck
and Frank Tilley
Ben and Kay Fortson
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Marcia and Bob French
Mr. and Mrs.
George C. Hixon
Kevin G. and Suzanne
S. Levy
Nenetta and
Steve Tatum
Mr. and Mrs. F. Howard Walsh Jr.
President’s Council
$3,000+
Mr. and Mrs. Sid R. Bass
Gail M. Drew
C. Edwards
and R. Moody
Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hamlett
Patrick and Alinde Harris
Mary Jane Brown Johndroe
Debora and Larry Kalas
Dr. and Mrs. W. S. Lorimer Jr.
Maria M. Lowdon
Patty Lowdon Mason
John and Charlotte Robinson
Director’s Council
$1,000+
Bob Adamski
Mr. and Mrs. James Blake
Megan and Victor Boschini
ums in a world of great social need demonstrates
the intrinsic human value of establishing and
ensuring a legacy of art that defines our past and
will last for generations to come.
We sincerely thank our members and donors
for their generosity in helping the Carter serve
its community.
The following list includes all individuals and
entities that made a donation to the museum
between October 1, 2008, and September 30, 2009.
Mr. and Mrs. Bradford
R. Breuer
Jon and Rebecca Brumley
Amon G. Carter III
Sue and John Allen Chalk Sr.
Mr. Van Cliburn
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander
F. Cothran
Edwin L. Cox
Mr. and Mrs.
John F. Cranz
Bob and Leigh Crates
Kim and Glenn Darden
Mr. and Mrs.
Charles K. Fischer
Karen Fortson
Joan and Walker Friedman
Shirlee J. and Taylor Gandy
Shirley F. Garvey
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
J. Goldman
Mrs. Helen K. Groves
Mr. and Mrs. F. S.
(Ben) Gunn
Mr. and Mrs. William
P. Hallman Jr.
Cynthia Hammett
and Richard Russack
Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Henckels
Mr. S. Roger Horchow
Rt. Rev. and Mrs. Sam
B. Hulsey
Christina and Mark Johnson
R. David and Sherri Jones
Joan and Howard Katz
Mr. and Mrs. J. Luther King Jr.
Lewis and Rose
Ann Kornfeld
Mollie L. & Garland
M. Lasater Jr.
Mary Ralph Lowe
Charlene C. and Tom
F. Marsh
Mr. and Mrs. John
W. Mason
Kathryn and Morris Matson
Jack and Dana McCallum
Kit and Charlie Moncrief
Mike and Rosie Moncrief
Dr. and Mrs. John
L. Nugent
Mr. and Mrs. Peter O’Donnell Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
L. Parrish
Mr. and Mrs. Ted E. Paup
Mr. and Mrs. David Porter
Dr. and Mrs. John
D. Pumphrey
Mr. and Mrs. John
G. Ripperton
Rosalyn G. Rosenthal
Mrs. Betty J. Sanders
Dr. and Mrs. Maxwell
C. Scarlett
Dr. and Mrs. Richard
C. Schaffer
Blaine and Mary Jo Scheideman
Bob and Patricia Schieffer
Earle and Ruby Shields
Mr. and Mrs. John
C. Snyder
Peter and Sara Sterling
Mrs. Thomas M. Taylor
Mark and Randi Thistlethwaite
Anna Belle P. Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. Kelly
R. Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. Duer Wagner Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
H. Webster
J. Don Williamson
Mr. and Mrs. John
H. Wilson II
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell
S. Wynne
THE CORPORATE
LEADERS SOCIETY
Founded in 1996, the
Corporate Leaders Society
(CLS) provides an important
link between the business
community and the museum.
The program provides
tangible benefits to CLS
members while providing
businesses the opportunity
to make an investment in the
community by supporting
the Carter’s education
programming and freeadmission policy. CLS
members enjoy corporate
visibility, employee
rewards, client services, and
opportunities for exclusive
corporate entertaining.
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Gold Leaders’ Circle
$75,000+
Star-Telegram
WFAA.com
Leaders’ Circle
$25,000+
Alcon Foundation
American Airlines
Fidelity Investments
Target
Founder’s Circle
$10,000+
Fort Worth Camera
Frost Bank
Wells Fargo
XTO Energy Inc.
Trustees’ Circle
$5,000+
Ben E. Keith Company
Burlington Northern Santa Fe Foundation
Cockrell Printing Company
Dale Operating Company
Healthpoint
Hunt Consolidated, Inc.- Hunt Oil Company
JPMorgan Chase
K & L Gates LLP
Kleinheinz Capital Partners
Range Resources Corporation
Wortham Insurance
& Risk Management
President’s Circle
$2,500+
Bates Container
Christie’s
Coeur d’Alene Art Auction Inc.
CSG/Hull Benefits Inc.
Heritage Auction Galleries
LINBECK
Luther King
Capital Management
Mac’s Grill LLC
Thompson & Knight
Foundation
Wells Fargo Advisors LLC
Director’s Circle
$1,000+
American National
Bank of Texas
AZZ Incorporated
BBVA Compass
Cantey Hanger LLP
Chesapeake Energy Corporation
Cypress Equities
Curly’s Frozen Custard
Hillwood Alliance Group
Mac Churchill Acura
Oncor Electric Delivery
Paradigm Capital Corporation
Pier 1 Imports
Schlumberger Oilfield Services
Scientific Climate Systems Ltd.
Southwest Bank
The University of Texas
at Arlington
Trice Painting
Wachovia Securities
Woodard Insurance L.L.P.
Worthington National Bank
ANNUAL GIFTS
We are grateful to those
individuals, corporations,
and foundations whose
generous gifts support
museum exhibitions and
education programs.
$50,000+
Amon G. Carter Foundation
Mary Potishman
Lard Trust
National Endowment
for the Arts
Texas Commission
on the Arts
The Walton Family Foundation Inc.
$20,000+
Anne T. and Robert
M. Bass
T.J. Brown and C.A. Lupton Foundation, Inc.
Carl B. & Florence
E. King Foundation
Lakeside Foundation
Erwin E. Smith Foundation
Graham Williford Foundation
$10,000+
Anonymous
Arts Council of Fort
Worth and Tarrant County
Clements Foundation
Mrs. Lucy Darden
The Harmes C.
Fishback Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Gandy
Tracy E. Holmes
Lowe Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Moncrief Jr.
Mr. Benjamin
F. Stapleton III
$5,000+
Dorr Foundation
Humanities Texas, the
state partner of the National Endowment
for the Humanities
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Kleinheinz
Kohl Foundation
Mollie L. & Garland
M. Lasater Jr. Charitable Fund of the
Community Foundation of
North Texas
Dick and Marsland Moncrief
William E. and Jean Tucker
Mr. and Mrs. F. Howard Walsh Jr.
$2,500+
Anonymous
Kim and Glenn Darden
Joan and Walker Friedman
Mr. and Mrs. Richard
F. Garvey
P. Hallman Jr.
The Junior League
of Fort Worth Inc.
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Dr. Ron Tyler and Dr. Paula Tyler
J. Don Williamson
Doug Coch, Cindy Crain and Paul Dorman
Dr. and Mrs. John
L. Nugent
Mr. and Mrs. Peter O’Donnell Jr.
Rosalyn G. Rosenthal
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
P. Smiley
L. Tatum
$1,000+
A. M. Pate Jr. Charitable Trust
James Edwin DuBose
and Victoria Adams
Mr. and Mrs. Sid R. Bass
Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Breuer
Dr. and Mrs. Robert
W. Brown
Dr. Robert and Joyce
Pate Capper
Bob and Leigh Crates
Sue Stubbs Cutler
Mr. David Dike
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
J. Fortson III
John and Anne Gavin
Mr. and Mrs. F. S. (Ben) Gunn
Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth
M. Hamlett
Richard A. Russack
and Cynthia H. Hammett
Mr. John P. and Dr. Kathleen L. Hickey
The Jackson
Family Foundation
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Christina and Mark Johnson
Scott Kleberg,
The Hazelwood Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. Charles
G. Langham III
Nicholas and Louella Martin Charitable Fund of
the Community Foundation
of North Texas
Ann and John Mason
A. Massad
Mr. and Mrs. Morris
C. Matson
Clifton H. and
Sheridan C.
Morris Fund of
the Community Foundation
of North Texas
Beth and Ron Parrish
Mrs. J. Olcott Phillips
Mr. and Mrs. David Porter
Thomas B. Reynolds
Billy and Rozanne Rosenthal
Betty J. Sanders
C. Schaffer Jr.
Mark and Randi Thistlethwaite
Mr. and Mrs. John
B. Tuggle
$500+
AAMC Foundation
Madelon L. Bradshaw
Amon G. Carter III
Dr. Michael Conforti
Informal Education
Products Ltd.
Mary Jane Brown Johndroe
Montae and Richard Johnson
Yvonne L. Munn
Virginia O’Donnell
Randy and Julie Ray
Dr. Joe Strain
Mr. and Mrs. L. C.
Tubb Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. James
N. Tulloh
Mr. and Mrs. Jack West
UP TO $500
Anonymous (11)
Julie S. Alexander
Ms. Carolyn Appleton
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart
A. Bach
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Barber
Jim and Chére Belknap
Mr. and Mrs. James
D. Bews
Linda, Chad
and Caroline Bradford
Mr. B. F. (Jim) Brady
Harry Brants
Mr. and Mrs. Dale
J. Brooks
Commissioner Roy C. Brooks and Dr. Jennifer G. Brooks
Mr. and Mrs. Don Brunson
Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Bunting
Carter Burdette
Anna Caplan
Claire Casey
Clyde High School
Judith S. and Donald
M. Cohen M.D.
Communities Foundation of Texas
Ms. Sharon M. Conger
Irma Gene Cooper
Brian and Melanie Corcoran
Mr. Andrew Cordell
Mr. Fernando Costa
Ms. Barbara Cox
Katherine Davis
Mrs. Ann Dickey
Mr. and Mrs. Guy
E. Dickey
Samuel Duncan
Lori Eklund and Mike Teasley
Olga Maria Engel
Colin and Chantay Fagras
Coy Fagras
Donna and Paul Fagras
Annag Rose Chandler
Jeffrey Fontana
Alice and Bob Frye
Adam and Stacy Fuller
Paul and Linda Jo Galvan
William Gillham
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
L. Gilpin
Kathy Goodale
Pamela and James Graham
Mr. James H. Graves
Tracy and Sean Greene
Curtis and Leann Griffin
John and Mary
Jay Hancock
Mary Jane and Larry Harbison
Juanita Harwell
Mrs. Judelle Havener
Mike and Wendy Haynes
David C. Herrick
Kathleen Hicks
Jana Hill
Mike and Cindi Holt
Milan R. Hughston
Lacey Imbert
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Irsch
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jageman
J. Mitchell Johnson
Shawna Johnson
Mike Johnston
Dr. Todd M. Kerstetter
Jeff and Sally King
Mr. and Mrs. L. R.
Klein Jr.
Prichard and Kelly Bevis
Henry and Pranie Kologe
Fritz-Alan Korth
Jacqueline Kunke
Ms. Catherine Lauterbach
Lauri Lawrence
Rebecca E. Lawton
Mary Le
Elizabeth Le Coney
Rynda Lemke
Richard and Peggy Lenz
Mrs. Brooke K. Lively
Shannon and Tanya Locke
Erin Long
Thomas E. Love
and Violet N. Love
Ms. Sheila Madden and
Mr. Brooks Morris
Merry Manci
Ben L. Matheson
C. B. McDermott
Dr. and Mrs.
M. Dwain McDonald
Dr. C. K. McFarland
Becky McGee
Bruce McGee
Mary Frances McKay
Thomas and Susan McKnight
Dr. and Mrs. James
P. Miller
Lary G. Milrany
Katherine Moloney
Mr. and Mrs. Randal
K. Moore
Stephen S. Mosher
Dr. and Mrs. A. F. Murph
Jeff and Ronda Nabity
K.K. and Carol Noel
Mr. and Mrs. Mark
G. Nurdin
Pat O’Neal
Mickey and Victoria Oxford
Peter C. Page
Pattie Patterson
Sylvie Pénichon
Patricia Pentecost
Lisa Piepiora
Nora and Fred Puckett
Amy Rasor
Cecil and Carol Ray
Randy and Julie Ray
Mr. Erin R. Rayfield
Peggie L. Rayzor
Ms. Lily B. Rice
Betty B. Robison
Drs. Daniel and Denise Rodeheaver
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy
J. Roels Sr.
Juana Rosa and Ron Daniell
Elmer Sackman
Suzanne Travis Sanders
Bryan J. Schrepel
James Seitz
Markie Silvestri
Mary Lynn Sloane
Martha W. Slover
The Whitney Smith
Company Inc.
Michael Spencer
Carol and Pat Stanford
Dr. and Mrs. Michael Stevener
Mr. and Mrs. James
C. Stewart Jr.
Dr. Joe Strain
Marcus and Nancy Strickland
Mr. Aden Sturrock
G. Opal Sullen III
Amar K. Tanna
Faythe and Tim Taylor
Robert E. Taylor
Bridget and Jerry Thomas
Melissa and George Thompson
Lisa Tremaine
Dennis and Tish Trojak
Michael Tyson
Mrs. Louise Hopkins Underwood
Harry Antrim and
Mary Volcansek
Sonia Wagener
Jim Clark and Jean Walbridge
Mr. Mark C. Walling
Mrs. Ted S. Webb Jr.
Howard J. and Karen
D. Weiner
Erin Whitmore
Beryl W. Wilkinson
James C. Williams
Trish and Dennis Williamson
Ms. Evaline J. Wright
William P. Wright Jr.
TheGallery
Our young professionals
group, for young adults ages
21–45, has joined together
to deepen their knowledge
and appreciation of the
museum and its collection
of American art while, at
the same time, networking
and enjoying events and
exciting activities. Our
young professionals know
how to have a great time,
while also satisfying their
intellectual curiosity.
* TheGallery Steering
Committee Members
Michael Appleman
Richard and Suzanne Barajas
David Barouch
Donald Beam
Kelly and Prichard Bevis
Mr. Andrew Blake
Mr. and Mrs. Chad Bradford
Paul and Allison Bradford
Lorraine Bryda
Mr. Russell K. Burton M.D.
Greg and Julie Butner
Will and Rachael Churchill
Holly Clark
Tyler and Brian Crumley
Ms. Jessica DeLeon
Dr. and Mrs. Kevin Diamond*
Stephanie Drews*
Eric Fox and Carrie Duvall
Mark Oliver and Casey Dyer
Coy Fagras
Chad Fahlberg
Mr. James E. Griffis*
David and Darcy Harrell
Steven and Heather Harris*
Jim and Katherine Harvey
Mr. Brett Henery
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holman
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Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jageman*
Ms. Lauren Kwedar*
Ms. Kate Lattimore
Elizabeth Le Coney
Stephen and Jennifer Litke
Brooke Lively*
Lauren Whitney Lively
Dr. and Mrs. G. Scott Marlow*
Travis Max
Bobbie and Greg McCurdy*
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Medina*
Derick Mesch*
Danielle Moorman*
Tyler and Sydney Munson
Chad and Mary
Catherine Parsons
Mr. John Rodney
Kirk Connaway and Sara Roe
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Ross*
John F. Sammons III*
Travis and Suzanne Sanders*
Mr. Ben Schmitt
Bryan J. Schrepel
Cathy and Hal Sewell*
Steve Shineman
Brady and Samuel Sloane
Dr. and Mrs.
G. Robert Stephenson
Ronda and Walter Stucker
Amar K. Tanna*
Christal West
Whistle and Brook Whitworth
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THE PAPER GUILD
The Paper Guild is a
membership group that
fosters the love and
understanding of prints
and drawings and applies
its membership fees to the
purchase of such works for
the museum. Programming
encompasses all aspects of
collecting works on paper,
including market trends
and connoisseurship, and
helps refine or identify one’s
own collecting priorities.
R. Breuer
Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Edward Martin III
Mr. Benjamin
F. Stapleton III
Mr. and Mrs. John
B. Tuggle
STIEGLITZ CIRCLE
The Stieglitz Circle
helps the Carter acquire
important historical and
contemporary photographs
while learning about
and sharing a passion
for photography. Led
by the senior curator
of photographs, the
group reviews potential
acquisitions and applies
its membership fees to
the purchase of works
for the museum.
Dr. Robert J. Adamski
E. Andrews Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
M. Bass
Joanie and Toby Darden
Ronald J. Gard
Mr. David H. Gibson
Jeanne Gulner and
Ken Rees
Stephen and Suzie Hudgens
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Edward Martin III
Dick and Marsland Moncrief
Dr. David Ostransky
Dr. and Mrs. Larry
E. Reaves
Marlin W. Rogers
Dr. John Smithson
Kitty Alice Snead
Mr. Benjamin
F. Stapleton III
Kathy Suder
Nenetta and Steve Tatum
Finis Welch and
Linda Waite
BARBARA
McCANDLESS
PHOTOGRAPHY
FUND
Gifts made for acquisitions
of photographs to
commemorate the work
of Barbara McCandless,
photography curator at
the Carter from 1988
until her death in 2005,
to continue her legacy of
support for photography.
In memory of Barbara McCandless
Susan Murrin Pritchett
GIFTS IN SUPPORT
OF ART
ACQUISITIONS
These gifts provide
for acquisitions to the
permanent collection.
Anonymous (3)
Alturas Foundation
Mr. David H. Gibson
Dr. and Mrs. Kennethh
M. Hamlett Jr.
Suzan and Stephen Hudgens
Mr. Benjamin
F. Stapleton III
Jim Stegall
Dr. Joe Strain
Mr. and Mrs. John
F. Stull
L. Tatum
In memory of Bill
Bahan Jr.
Nenetta, Steve, Carter
and Stephen Tatum
In honor of Christina
Ruth Johnson and Ruth Carter Stevenson
Mollie L. & Garland M. Lasater, Jr. Charitable Fund of the
Community Foundation of North Texas
In honor of Ruth
Carter Stevenson
Claire Barry
Vicki, Ed and Madi Bass
Amon G. Carter III
Gail W. Rawl
L. Tatum
Sandra Tomlinson
EDUCATION
ENDOWMENT
Lori Eklund
Morris C. Matson
Carol and K. K. Noel
In honor of Amon
Carter Docents
Gordon and Lynn Wilson
In honor of I. G. Cooper
Pattie and Elliott Garsek
Nora Christie Puckett
Nancy Strickland
Bridget Thomas
In memory of June
Virginia Eklund
Lauri Lawrence
K.K. and Carol Noel
Amy Rasor
Dr. Ron Tyler and Dr. Paula Tyler
In memory of
Rosemary Romine
Dr. Robert Adamski
Patty and Elliott Garsek
Mr. and Mrs. Morris
C. Matson
Mr. and Mrs. Wade
T. Nowlin
Dr. and Mrs. John M. Richardson
Bridget Thomas
In memory of
Richard Spraberry
In honor of Lynn Wilson
Ms. Janice Justice
GENERAL
MEMBERSHIP
Patron $500
Anonymous (2)
Dr. Edwin Augustat
Grizelda C. Baker
Kathy Blackmon
Marilyn K. Burgess
and Ed Lanford
The Burnett Foundation
Jeanne Mabry Cecil
Stephen and Michelle Coslik
Marty and Mike Craddock
Mr. and Mrs. Peter
J. Denker
Mrs. Cass Edwards
Kelly Fearing
Augi and Kristi Flak
Kenneth & Cherrie
Garrett Foundation
Richard F. Garvey
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. Guy
Dr. Barbara Haley
Mr. and Mrs. Leland
A. Hodges Jr.
Pam Johndroe
Montae and Richard Johnson
Ed and Rozann Juth
Mr. and Mrs. Dee J. Kelly
Todd Kerstetter
Henry and Pranie Kologe
Mrs. Olivia W. Mason
A. Massad
Mr. and Mrs. Jack
W. McCaslin
Mr. Gregory L. McCoy
Mr. and Mrs. Roger
E. McInnis
Mr. and Mrs. Kleber
C. Miller Jr.
Mr. John Molyneaux
Tom and Therese Moncrief
Walter and Ginger Morosky
Mr. and Mrs. James
M. O’Donnell
C. Parrish
Randy and Julie Ray
Jean and John Roach
Mr. Thomas B. Romine Jr.
E. W. Schafer
James R. Seitz Jr.
Ben and Deanna Smith
Mrs. Virginia S. Smith
D. Steed
John E. Taylor Jr.
Nancy and Andy Thompson
L. C. and Cindy Tubb
George T. and Becki Vavrek
Arthur W. Weinman
Margie and Jack West
Patsy and Bill
J. Zimmerman
Sustainer $250
Anonymous
James Edwin DuBose
and Victoria A. Adams
Betty and Stewart Alcorn
Lee S. Anderson M.D.
Ms. Mary K. Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Appleman
Linda Jo and Scott Barker
Evelyn Baum
Mr. and Mrs. Michael
R. Baylor
Cliff and Marina Beasley
Mr. and Mrs. George Beggs III
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
D. Benda
James and Sandra Bews
Mike and Susi Bickley
Harrell Moten and
Mary Brian
Mr. Phillip Briggs
Mr. and Mrs. Don Brunson
Robert and Gay Bush
Professor and Mrs.
Allan Butcher
Jim Caffrey
Don and Betty Carter
Louise and Frank Carvey
Mr. Michael Comer
Irma Gene Cooper
John Jameson
and Janis Darden
Jo Ann Law Davis
Larry and Kim Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
G. Dickerson
Mr. and Mrs. David Dike
Kay Dillard
Virginia Dorman
Mr. Dan Duggan
Caroline M. Dulle
Mrs. Alice Levi Duncan
Kay and Frank Elliott
Dr. and Mrs. George
B. Erdman
Mr. and Mrs. David
L. Evans
Errol and Tricia Faeth
Constance Fagg
Robert I. Fernandez
Mr. Jan E. Fersing
and Kelly Flynn Ph.D.
Mr. Gayle D. Fogelson
Jacqueline Fojtasek
Bill Thornton, Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce
Mrs. Cornelia
C. Friedman
Mr. and Mrs. Preston
M. Geren Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
F. Gibson
Robert C. Grable
Dr. Joseph W. Gray
Marsha Gray
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Guernsey
D. Haney
Mr. Fiske Hanley
Gary and Judy Havener
Owen and Betsy Hedden
Mr. Robert L. Penn
and Ms. Lisa Hendricks
Lyda Hill
Mr. Kirk Hopper
Tom E. and Linda
J. Horst
Don Huckaby
Mr. and Mrs. Edward
R. Hudson Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John
Clifford Johnson
Karen L. Johnston
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
R. Keim
B. J. Kellenberger
Laurie and Clark Kemble
Mr. and Mrs. D. Randall Kent Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Kent
J. Kimps
Lane Anne and John
Paul Kimzey
Kathy King
C. King
Ms. Sara Jane King
Ann Kinscherff
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Kleinert
Janice and Walter Knowles
Joyce S. Lacy
Susann F. Land M.D.
Judge and Mrs. Hal
M. Lattimore
Mrs. Phillip Laughlin
Julie Lazarus and
Dr. Peter Lazarus
Mrs. Elizabeth
H. Ledyard
Mr. and Mrs. John
R. Lively
Dr. and Mrs. Robert
J. Lovett
Mrs. Thomas F. Mastin
Thomas and Jessica McCraw
Mr. and Mrs. K.
Douglas McKenzie
Pati and Bill Meadows
Margaret S. Meihaus
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Mrs. Elaine Michero
Dr. and Mrs. James
P. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Lary
G. Milrany
Bob and Nancy Moher
John Moore and Jim Moore
Gerald Murff
Mr. and Mrs. A. Foster Nelson
W. Nixon
Carol and K. K. Noel
J. Nolan
Dr. and Mrs. Angelo
L. Otero
Robert and JoAnn Patton
Harris Franklin Pearson Private Foundation
Betsy and George Pepper
Don and Judith Peska
Tim and Elaine Petrus
Larry and Mary Petterborg
H. Reece and Debra Pettigrew
Mrs. Willard Pratt
Mr. and Mrs. John
W. Proctor
Mrs. Lawrence G. Rawl
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Y.
Ray Jr.
Jane Rector
Ann H. Redding
John and Marilyn Redmond
Beth Rivers
Michael and Patricia Robertson
Drs. Jeff and Audrey Rogers
Jude and Terry Ryan
Dr. and Mrs. Paul Senter
Mary G. Settle
Mr. Cameron M. Shay
Merri Siddons
Harry and Rebecca Slack
Mr. and Mrs. Hal Ford Smith
Susan and James Smith
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Mr. and Mrs. Marc
B. Smith Jr.
Mrs. Florian Stadler
Timothy W. and Sylvia
Metz Stevens
Joe P. Strain
George and Mary
M. Sullivan
Frances Sutton
Dr. and Mrs. Rajendra
K. Tanna
Dr. and Mrs. Larry
D. Tatum
Joan T. Trew
Dr. and Mrs. William
E. Tucker
Harry T. Antrim and
Mary Volcansek
F. Walsh
Rolinda and Wayne Watson
Otis T. Welch and
Nancy B. Welch
Joan A. Wells
Dr. and Mrs. Harry
E. Wickes Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Kern Wildenthal
Mrs. Vivienne Wilson
Ms. Gail Wright
Jerry L. Wright
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Yorio
Mr. and Mrs. George
M. Young
Dual Family $100
Brian and Cindy Adams
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Adams
Terry and Suzie Adams
Dr. and Mrs. Edward Agura
Ann and Joe Ahearne
Dr. and Mrs. David Altaras
Karen and Kent Altaras
Joy and Don Amsden
Susan M. Anderson
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Andrews
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Appel
Mark and Marilyn Arnove
Vaune Raskopf and
Stuart Aronson
Mr. Martin Asdorian
Jr. Ph.D.
Elizabeth Ashley and Raymond Ashley
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Aughinbaugh
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart
A. Bach
Chuck Bailey
J. Allen Baird
Mr. and Mrs. James
A. Ball III
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Barber
S. Barnes
Mr. and Mrs. Bill
M. Barnett
Reverend William
P. Barrett
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
N. Barron
Glenda and Ben Barrow
Joseph and Clare Barrow
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Bartolomei Jr.
Mr. Michael Beaupre
Mrs. Ann Belury
Sharon and Bill Benge
Annita Bens
Eric and Nancy Berger
Larry and Sheri Berk
Lindy and Mary Berry
Sam M. Bierner
Mr. and Mrs. J. Wayne Bird
Rick Bjorck
Dr. and Mrs. Lee
C. Bloemendal
Dr. Susan K. Blue-Zeig
Betty L. Boling
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Boling
Robert and Kathleen Bolz
Dr. and Mrs. F. J. Bonte
Thomas W. Briggs and Elizabeth Anne Booth
Mr. Matthew Booth
Mr. and Mrs. G. Thomas Boswell
Rush A. Bowman
Jim and Cindy Boyd
Ralph Bradley
Ms. Lucy Brants
Elizabeth and Eugene Brice
Karl Brill
Mary Louise Brogoitti
Ann Brooks
Mr. and Mrs. Dale
J. Brooks
Roy C. Brooks and
Jennifer Giddings Brooks
Mr. and Mrs. Claude
D. Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Kurt
D. Brown
Mrs. Richard Lee Brown
Dr. and Mrs. Robert
W. Brown
Lynette Broyles
Pam Bruhl
Robert E. Bruns and
June D. Bruns
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Bunn
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
M. Burns
Larry and Lee Bush
Mrs. Karl T. Butz Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Barry Bzostek
James Cadorette
Mr. and Mrs. Donald
R. Cager
Doug and Gail J. Callas
Grahame N. Clark Jr. and Nancy F. Cameron
Kay and Buz Campbell
Mr. Parks Campbell
L. Campbell
Sam Cantey
Mr. and Mrs. Ben
R. Carroll
Janet Carter
Claire E. Casey
Karen and Charles Cerulla
Scott Chase
Charles Quinn and
Karen Chaussabel
Mr. and Mrs. John Christmann
Tobin Clark
Dr. and Mrs. Donald
M. Cohen
Kay Colbert and Carlos Barroso
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Gary Cole Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
D. Colegrove
Bill and B. J. Collins
Kate Colquitt
Mattie Peterson Compton
Mr. and Mrs. John
N. Conforti
Kevin G. Connelly
Ray and Kim Conrow
and Adam
Martin F. Conroy
H. Parker and Gail
P. Consaul
Mary McDermott Cook
David and Billie Cooke
Carol Y. Cooper
Andrew and Judy Cordell
Mr. Fernando Costa
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph F. Cox
Barbara and Virgil Cox
Jo and Wallace Cox
Mr. and Mrs. Donald
H. Cram
Diane Crane
Bill and Alice Cranz
Mrs. Archibald E. Crow
Carol Crowe
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crowell
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Crowley
Mr. and Mrs. Gary
W. Cumbie
Light and Victoria Cummins
Shirley Cunningham
Don and Deborah Currie
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Curtis
Helen M. Curtis
Peter C. Dahlberg
Mark and Nancy Dambro
Cathie and Bronson
C. Davis
Jack Davis and Gail Davis
Mr. and Mrs. La Vaughn Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Davis
Dr. and Mrs. Randall
T. Davis
Mrs. Beale Dean
Kevin Demel and Laurie Demel
Dwain Dent
William C. and Dorothy Dent
Mr. and Mrs. David
A. Deterly Jr.
Rosemary Detweiler
Mr. Hilton B. Dickerson
Mr. and Mrs. Guy
E. Dickey
Buddy Dike
David and Gwen Dillow
Bliss Dodd
Mrs. Betty H. Dollins
Mrs. Michele Douglas
Mr. Cohn Drennen
Joe and Mary Dulle
Bill and Resa Dunkin
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Dunlap
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
W. Durham
Sara Durham
Bob and Barbara
Durnan
Mr. and Mrs. John Echeverria
Arlis Ede
John and Bari Edstrom
Marcus Edward
Lee-Ling EE and Susan Reeder
David V. Ekstrom
Eloise and Bob Ellis
Mr. and Mrs. Luke Ellis
Jess Elmore
Watt and Dorothy Elrod
Michael E. English
Stephen Eppstein M.D.
Dr. and Mrs. Fred Erisman
Rita and Tim Evans
Betty Jo Everett
Coy Fagras
Liz Fannin
Dr. and Mrs. Edward
S. Ferree
Burt and Missy Finger
Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher
James and Lou Fithian
Martin and Margery Fleischer
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Florence
Kathy Flories
ACM members trip to Cynthia Brants' studio in Granbury
Norm and Karen Florup
David and Joella Flory
Leah E. Flowers
Mrs. Roma Flowers-
Spray
Mrs. Alma Foster
Judith H. Frame and
Michael W. Frame
Dr. and Mrs. Mark
A. Frankel
Robert G. Freeman
Dr. John W. Freese
Larry L. Frie and Jean
S. Frie
Sue and Jack Friedman
Mrs. Pattie Frizzell
Alice and Bob J. Frye
Mr. Akira Fujisaki
Linda S. Fuller
Lavon B. Fulwiler
Paul and Linda Jo Galvan
Norman and Deann Gant
Dr. and Mrs. Wilson Garcia
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
E. Gearheart
Dr. and Mrs. Philip
W. Giles
Mr. Nicholas B. Gilliam
Robert Probasco and
Peggy Gitt
H. Goetzmann
Ms. Kathy Goodale
R. Gotthardt
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey
R. Grable
Stanley and Ann Graner
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Terry and Ramona Gratton
John F. Gray
Dr. Peter C. Green
Tracy and Sean Greene
Dr. and Mrs. Clark
R. Gregg
Chuck Griffith
J. D. Luttmer and Linda Grigsby
James Grigson
Nancy A. Gross
Dr. and Mrs. Robert
B. Guinan
Dan and Nancy Hagan
David and Kay Halbower
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hallam
W. Hallmon
Alfred Bendixen and
Judith Hamera
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hampton
Lin Hampton
John and Mary
Jay Hancock
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Harbison
Ms. Kami Harcrow
Mr. and Mrs. Howard
L. Hardegree
Melissa Harguess
Mary Lou Harrington
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
J. Harrison
Mr. and Mrs. R. Bruce Hartin
Carol Havener
Dr. Ruth E. Haynes
Ralph and Janet Heath
Julia Hedden and Punch Shaw
Michael Heinlen
Dr. and Mrs. William Helton Jr.
David Hendricks
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Heptinstall
Jenny and Michael Herman
Mr. and Mrs. Joachim Herz
A. Herzog
Mildred and Ed Hestand
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Charles R. Hoffman
Lois C. Holzknecht
Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Honea Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Hook
Charles W. Hope
Mr. and Mrs. T. Allan Howeth
Teresa and Jim Hubbard
Dr. and Mrs. Christopher K. Hull
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Huntoon
Mr. Charles Inge
Robin and Charles Ingram
Don Rosen and Emily Isaacs
Eva and Neil Isbell
Sarah Iselin
Dr. and Mrs. Donald
F. Jackson
Nell Jackson
Mr. Mark E. Jacobs
Stephen E. Jacobson
John H. and Murray
A. James
F. R. Jenkins
Barbara and Mike Jiongo
Sue John and Phillip John
James and Beverly Jones
Kay Jones
Mark and Cara Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones
Sue and Wayne Jones
David S. Johnson
Judy and Stuart Johnston
C. J. Jordan and Michael Bourne
Cameron and
Bernhard Kainerstorfer
Samuel A. Kalat
Gordon and Aileen Kanan
Sandra Kautz
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Kearney
Ken E. and Kristy Libotte Keener
Dr. and Mrs. Allan R. Kelly
Henry and Lucille Kelly
Robert O. Kelly
Larry and Debbie Kemp
Wallace B. and Barbara Kemp
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
J. Kennedy
Dr. and Mrs. Robert
E. Key
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin
R. Kimbrough
Judge and Mrs. Steve
M. King
Reverend and Mrs. Floyd
G. Kinser
Christopher and
Meredyth Kippes
Sara Klein and Scott Farrah
Ted Klein
David Klipsch and Terry Klipsch
Mr. and Mrs. James Kniese
Grace E. Koechel
Lelia W. Koeppe
Mr. Albert S. Komatsu
Marilyn G. Komechak
and George J. Komechak
Mr. Fritz-Alan Korth
Jeff and Susan Kosoris
Raymond M. Kramer
Joyce and Charles Kulasxa
Dr. and Mrs. S. M. Kurtz
Mr. John G. Lamb and
Mr. Dave Perry-Miller
Louise and Hugh Lamensdorf
Ms. Sandra Lamm and
Mr. George Everett
Bill and Gail Landreth
John and Angela Lathrop
Jim and Linda Lattimore
Mr. and Mrs. Don
R. Layne
David and Carolyn Leaverton
Ted and Anne Leiman
June and Arnold Leondar
Guy A. Lewis
Mr. Robert Lewis
William and Sandra Lewis
Philip J. Lind
Kathleen Lively and
John Waugh
Tanya and Shannon Locke
Peter A. and Carolyn
J. Lombard
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Long
Nina Longley
Cullen R. Looney
Thomas E. Love
and Violet N. Love
Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Lowry
Pete and Sally Lowry
Patricia Lusty
Dr. and Mrs. Don A. Lutes
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lydick
Colonel David Lyon
Mr. Joseph D. Macchia
Theodore and Ellen Mack
Augusta M. Markle
R. Lynn Markle M.D.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger
F. Marquardt
Mr. James L. Marshall
Mr. and Mrs. Luther
L. Marshall Jr.
Katrina M. Martich
Richard Massman
and Barbara Massman
Thomas Mastin
Gray and Mary Matlock
Ted Dewitt Mayo III
Ms. Nancy McBeth
Judge John McBryde
Elyn McCall
Karen A. McCall
Mr. and Mrs. Harry
D. McCament Jr.
Robert and Joanne McClendon
Howard and Brenda McClurkin
A. McConnell
Phillip and Elizabeth
Ann McCrury
David and Stacie McDavid
Mrs. Eugene McDermott
Kaye McDermott and
Roy McDermott
Ann McDonald
Dr. and Mrs. M. Dwain McDonald
Patsy and Scott McDonald
Dr. and Mrs. Stuart
D. McDonald
Shinko and Tom McDonald
Mr. and Mrs. Billy
J. McGowan
Quentin McGown
Thomas J. and Susan
R. McKnight
Tom and Judy McMeans
Rabbi R. D. Mecklenburger
Mr. and Mrs. David Meharg
Dick and Betsy Merrill
Virginia and John Merrill
Ms. Joyce Meyer and
Mr. Doug Wright
Mr. Morton Meyerson
Anthony and Barbara Misuk
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mitchell
Maryanne and Tom Mitchell
A. Mizell Jr.
Stephen K. Moffett
Elton Montgomery
Mary L. Montgomery
Archie and Martha Moore
Patsy and Joe Moore
Mr. and Mrs. Randal
K. Moore
Michael and Helen Morrison
Drs. Gary L. and
Carolyn R. Mueller
Dr. Patrick A. Mueller
Denise and Clint Mullins
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
O. Mullins
Stuart and Melissa Murff
Mr. and Mrs. Larry
P. Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. James
L. Murray
Mrs. Claire D. Myers
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Nabity
Miss Pamela Navarro
Stan and Peggy Nelsen
Dr. Doug Newsom
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Newton
Ms. Xuan Thao Nguyen
Robert E. Nickerson
Mr. Lee I. Niedringhaus
Mr. and Mrs. David Nivens
John T. Nix
Kendall and Cindy Nix
Kurt Noell
Michael and Linda Nolan
Shannon Smith Nolan
William and Jacqueline Norlander
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Noteboom
Harvey and Lucille Oppermann
Nicky Otts
Clif and Leah Overcash
Mrs. Ann Pace
Peter A. Pactor
Henry and Suzanne Painter
Mr. and Mrs. David
B. Parker
Dan C. Parris and Kathy Parris
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Partin
Mary Pastusek
Mr. and Mrs. Connor
W. Patman Jr.
Dr. Margaret Patoski
Mr. James N.
Patterson Jr.
Kathy Patterson and
Victor Cabot
Mary V. and Duane
C. Payne
Henry R. and Becky Pearson
Mr. and Mrs. Roddy Peeples
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Perry
Mr. and Mrs. James
R. Perry
Karl and Nancy Petruso
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Phillips
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Phillips
Nancy and Jim Phillips
Jimmy G. Phillips
Dr. Paul Phillips
Greg and Nancy Pickering
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Pippin
D. Poe
Jean Pogue
Dava and Ted Poli
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
G. Pollock
George R. and Charlie
Jo Powers
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Pregger
Jefferson D. Prestridge
Scott and Jenny Price
Patricia L. Pritchard
N. Duane and Patricia Purcell
Janice and Ronnie Pyeatt
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Quarles
Keith Rawlins
Mrs. Paul R. Ray
Peggie L. Rayzor
Mike Hughes and
Shirley Reece-Hughes
Dick V. and Juane
E. Reed
Dr. and Mrs. Frank
T. Reuter
Ms. Jeanette I. Rice
Terry and Kay Rice
Mr. and Mrs.
J. J. Richardson
Joe Ricketts
Franklin Riehlman
Mr. and Mrs. John Riley
Raymond and Nancy Roane
Jere C. Robertson
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
R. Robertson Sr.
Ken and Claire Roemer
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rogers
Marge Rolston
Ron and Nina Ronalder
Juana Rosa and Ron Daniell
Richard J. Rosebery
Judy Rosenblum and
John Broude
C. Rosenthal
Mr. and Mrs. George
W. Ross Jr.
Jo Beth Ross
Sherwin Rubin
Mr. and Mrs. James
H. Russell
Johnny and Betty Rutherford
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
S. Ryan
Michael and Nancy Saenz
Rodolfo Salas
Mrs. T. C. Salmon
Dorothy and Allen Sanders
Bob Sanders
Carl and Elisabeth Sanders
Kappie Sattler
Dr. Barry J. Schneider
M. Schur
Patricia H. Schutts
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
L. Schwarz
James and Elizabeth Scott
B. Scott
Cyndi and Willy Seger
Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey
R. Seiber
J. W. and Carole Semmer
Dr. and Mrs. Howard
L. Shaffer
Dr. and Mrs. Gabriel Shapiro
Richard L. and Karen
A. Shepherd
Frank and Eleanor Sherwood
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
M. Shiels
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Shipferling
Warren W. Shipman III
Mr. and Mrs. Grady Shropshire
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Shropshire
Frances Shupe
Steven and Carol Siddons
Mrs. Delio Silvestri
Charles M. Simmons
Mary Lynn Sloane
Mrs. Clarence B. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Smith Jr.
Luther A. Smith
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Mr. and Mrs. Pat
Y. Spillman
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
E. Sprinkle
Mary Standley
Mr. and Mrs. Al Stephens
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Stephenson
Michael and Beth Stevener
Constance Stevens and Robert Bernoski
Mrs. Linda Stevens
John and Roxy Stevenson
Dr. and Mrs. James
H. Stewart Jr.
Mary J. Stone
Marcus and Nancy Strickland
Judy and Gary Strong
Lenore M. Sullivan
Jack and Jane Summerford
Dr. George C. and Sue
W. Sumner
Mr. Doug Sutherland
Mrs. Jack Sutherland
Arthur and Alice Swanberg
Mr. and Mrs. David
S. Sykes
Jo Mercer Tallant
C. Tandy
Mr. and Mrs. John
R. Taylor Jr.
Christina Telford and
Jason Cording
Kevin and Mairin Terry
Jerry and Bridget Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. John
R. Thompson Jr.
Mrs. Eileen Thurman
Mr. Jud Thurman
Mr. Rice M. Tilley Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. James Titley
Ms. Barbara Tomber
Jerre W. Tracy and
J. David Tracy
Mr. and Mrs. Donald
H. Trahan
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Robert B. Trask
Mr. and Mrs. Wier Tribble
Sara and Glenn Troutman
Mrs. Ruth Trudeau
Dr. and Mrs. Garrett
R. Tucker III
Scott and Nancy Turner
Robert L. Turpin
Mr. and Mrs. Max
A. Tuttle
Mr. and Mrs. David
A. Urbel
Richard and Barbara Utter
Van and Cecelia Van Donselaar
Mr. and Mrs. Arch W.
Van Meter
Chris and Dana Vaughn
Mr. and Mrs.
G. Christopher Veeder
Mr. and Mrs. B. Vinod
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Volk
Robert Waddell
Dr. and Mrs. Grant
H. Wagner
Jim Clark and Jean Walbridge
Mr. Alfred Walker
Mr. and Mrs. James
H. Wallenstein
Jack R. Waller
Ms. Dana Walsh
Bert and Leon Walters
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Warren
Mr. and Mrs. Walter
L. Watkins
Max and Michelle Wayman
Dr. and Mrs. Bruce
H. Weiner
Howard J. and Karen
D. Weiner
Mr. Jeffrey K. Wentworth
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
G. West
Adrienne and Neal Wetzel
W. M. Wheless III
Mike and Joyce Whitaker
Jane White
Donna and Bryan Whitworth
Dr. Dorothy Wicker
Ray and Sue Widmer
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
H. Widmer
Terry Wilkinson
James A. Williams
Suzy Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
J. Williams
Trish and Dennis Williamson
Rosemary and Bruce Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
B. Wilson
Lejeune and Margarita Wilson
Richard V. Wilson
Lee Wimp Jr.
Rene Wisch
Drs. Bobbye and Britton Wood
Bill and Alice Wright
Stanley W. Wright
Sue Wright
Dr. Pamela Kate Wyatt
William and Laura Wynn
Hector O. and Karen Yanes
John and Kay Yount
F. Zamboni
Individual $50
Anonymous
Trygve Aaby
Mr. John E. Acker
Anne C. Adams
Mrs. Jane Adams
Lt. Col. George B. Alden
John S. Alexander
Dr. John W. Alexander
Mrs. Robert Denny Alexander
C. Paul Allen
Carol Margaret Allen
Carolyn Allen
Sandra T. Allen
Brigitte Altman
Ben Alvord
Mr. Kem Anderson
Jean Andrus
Reva Anthony
Sarah Jo Antonio
James Archier
Barbara Armstrong
Dr. Watson Arnold
Andrew K. Astmann
Letha Aycock
Dr. H. Barry Bailey
C. R. Baird
Dorothy Baker
Janet P. Balch
Mrs. Kay Fortson Baldwin
Dr. Kirk Bane
Peggy Smith Barbaro
Robert P. Barham
Louis Barnett
Ashley Barrett
Miss Kathy Barrett
Carolyn Barros
Stephanie Barton
Trevah Barton
Mrs. Nancy R. Beaudry
Dr. Ralph Becker
Robert E. Behrendt
John T. Bell
Ms. Nancy B. Bell
Mr. Mark Benoit
Mr. Drake M. Benthall
Mrs. Jo Berry
June Berry
Robert L. Berry
Mrs. Mary Jo
Armstrong Berryman
Ms. Margot Bair Biery
Harry L. Biles
Reed K. Bilz
Dennis Blagg
Margaret Blagg
Dee Blakewell
Mr. Dan Blanchard
Peter Blaskiewicz
Anne M. Blount
Jeanne C. Boatman
Bill Bogle
Clare C. Bogle
Edward Bohm
Ms. Katherine Bolland
Mr. James H. Bottorff
Ms. Leah Bounds
Brian Bowden
Carla Bower
Kevin Bower
Kenneth Bowers
Nancy R. Box
Penny Helton Boyce
Roxanne Boyd
Mr. Thomas A. Boylan
Roger R. Bradford
Jack Bradley
Jan Bradley
Mr. B. F. (Jim) Brady
Vicki Branch-Hummel
Ms. Patty Brandt
Mr. Harry Brants
Carolyn S. Bray
Amy B. Brechin
Janice H. Brewer
Debora Brown
Ms. Jeanette Brown
Stephen Brown
Bonnie Bruington
Mrs. Mary Alice Brumley
Sue Brunner
Lowell E. Bryan
Ms. Fern T. Bugg
W. Glenn Buis
Rhoda M. Burgess
Mrs. Mary E. Burke
Melissa Burkhead
Ron Burnette
Melinda A. Burt
Colleen Butterfield
D. Harold Byrd Jr.
Ms. Mary Byrd
Jean M. Caddell
Mary H. Caffrey
Dr. Jackson E. Cagle Jr.
Clare M. Cameron
Dale Campbell
Ms. W. Jay Campbell
Ms. Marilyn Campeau
Mrs. Louise H. Canafax
Joan Cantwell
Patricia E. Capone
Virginia Carden
Ms. Charlene Carter
Ms. Nancy Carter
Ms. Suzanne Carter
Dr. Willis H. Carter
Michael J. Castles
Johnny Cathey
Mr. Joe Chambers
Mr. Robert Chambers
Mr. Thomas L. Charlton
Dr. Lois Chatham
Hugh E. Chavern
Mr. James H. Cheatham
Bill Cheek
Sean Marc Chemla
Mrs. Patricia Cheong
Richard A. Chiarello
Mr. Robert H. Chicotsky
Mr. Lee F. Christie
Conchita R. Chupko
Alice M. Church
Lawrence Claman M.D.
Ms. Cheryl R. Clark
James M. Clark
Ms. Linda Clark
Sherman Clarke
John A. Clay
Lue Ann Claypool
Julianne Cochran
Bob Coffey
Claudia S. Coggin
Edythe Cohen
Jacquelyn Coker
Mr. Charles N. Cole
Lana Wells Collier
Lois A. Collins
Sharon M. Conger
David Conn
Anette L. Connell
Beth L. Corcoran
Mr. W. Robert Cotham
Keiko Couch
Carol Covington
Mr. Ned Covitt
Ms. Barbara C. Cox
Dr. Rody P. Cox
Kerry Coy
Edmund P. Cranz
Paul Creson
Curtis Crook
Theresa V. Crouch
Archie E. Crow Jr.
Dr. Herman L. Crow
Mrs. Shirley Jean Crow
Pat Crowley
Mrs. Pat Crowley
Ms. Margaret Culbertson
Dean Culp
Edwinia T. Cundall
Miriam A. Cunningham
Ernest Curry
Ms. Virginia Curry
Maggie Cutrer
Louis Daniel
Marcella J. Daniel
Nancy G. Davis
Ms. Jane I. De Vaugelas
Mrs. Samuel M. Deitz
Margaret W. DeMoss
Walt Dempsey
Edward J. Denari
Carlene Dennis
Raymond E. Denny
Dr. Charles J. Deur
DeDe Diaczenko
Mrs. Ann Dickey
Anitra Langham, Dr. Charles Langham, and Carol Noel
William M. Dickey
Barbara S. Dietz
Mrs. Marjorie Dillinger
Mr. Don Dodson
Dornith Doherty
Mr. Joe Dolcini
Michael Doran
Mr. Steven Dorfman
Betsy H. Dossin
Eugene Dozier
John E. Dudley
Jane B. Duff
Ted Dull
Mrs. Dale Duncan
Samuel Duncan
Betty Dunham
Ruth Dunlap
Lisa Durbin
Mr. Joe A. Durkin
Mr. John Duvall
Karen Dye
Lyndall Dyer
Mary J. Dyess
Harry Earl
Lucile Earls
Mr. James Ecker
Patricia Edwards
Cynthia E. Efferson
Mrs. Joe H. Eidson (Gerry)
Beverly S. Elbert
Ms. Jo Ellard
Mrs. Kay Ellis
Dr. Glen Sample Ely
Arthur J. Emerson
Richard F. Endres
Mr. Nathan D. Eudaly II
Kimberly Evans
William Martin Evans
Dr. Sharon L. Fairchild
Kay Farman
Mary Farrimond
Mildred H. Fender
Doris A. Fennell
Mr. Larry D. Fenwick
Douglas William Ferguson
Mr. Steve Fesuk Jr.
Martha Fikes
Willard Filyaw
Maureen A. Finnegan
Adaire Fisher
Francis E. Flavin
James Fogleman
Andrew Fort
John Foster
Sharon V. Foster
Dr. Steven V. Foster
Elaine Fountain
Joel Fowler
Mrs. Vera Fowlkes
Robert S. Franek
Dr. John Frank
Mr. William Franklin
Jacqueline S. Frazer
Jerry Freeman
Juan S. Frias
Mark Fronk
Kay Fulgham
Tahita Fulkerson
Dr. Edward Furber
Ms. Sharon Gabert
Mr. Brendan Gahan
Mr. Larry Galbiati
Ann Cushing Gantz
Ann M. Garner
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Ms. Josephine Garrett
Bob Garrison
Patty Garsek
Marie Marshall Garsjo
Dan Garwood
Dieter Gaupp
Gwen M. Genius
Helga F. Gerlinger
The Getty Research
Institute Library
Mr. Brian Gibson
Ms. Mary C. Gibson
Mr. Sergio Gigli
Mrs. Anabel Gillham
Will Gillham
Ms. Margaret J. Gilliam
Miss Meredith Gillum
Douglas L. Gilpin
Mrs. Marcus Ginsburg
Jennifer Glasser
William Glen-Walker
Mr. Alan O. Goodrich
Wade S. Goodrich
Mr. Mac Gordan
Martha Gordon
Mr. Frank Goss
Robert W. Gossett Jr.
Dorothy H. Goudy
Warren Gould
Dr. David B. Gracy II
Mr. Stan Graff
Pamela Graham
Mr. W. A. Grammer
Elisabeth Grant
Bill Graue
Barbara Green
Dwight Green
Mr. Seymour Green
Susan G. Green
Mrs. Travers Green
Dr. Paul A. Greenberg
Frank P. Greenhaw
Faustina Greenlee
Tolbert Greenwood
Philip D. Gressel
Robert E. Griffin D.C.
James R. Grudosky
Pat Guinn
Steve Gumm
Frances M. Gupton
Mrs. E. C. Gwaltney
Mr. Tom Haase
Caroline E. Haddix
Mr. Kenneth Hafertepe
Ms. Karen Hageman
Ruby Jo Halden
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Ellecia K. Hall
Mr. Paul Hallett
Taddie Hamilton
Mr. William M. Hamilton
Ms. M. W. Hanzik
Miss Bailey E. Harberg
Paula Harbour
Ronald J. Hardin
Mrs. Jean Harrell
Mrs. Frank J. Harris
Jeanette G. Harris
Shirlie Harris
Barbara J. Hartger
Gerald Hartman Jr.
Ms. Juanita Harwell
Presley B. Hatcher
Frances A. Hawkins
Mary Hawkins
Lee Hayes
Tiffany Hayes
Dr. O. T. Hayward
Jeff Heald
Robert Hegarty
Dr. Peter Heilmayr
Anna Lou Heineman
Mr. James M. Heinen Sr.
Linda Hemingway
Mr. John L. Hendricks Jr.
June Henley
Mr. Ray Henson
Reba N. Herring
Mr. Richard M. Hewitt
Marihelen Hickey
Farrington Hill
Mr. Harry Hill
Jan Hillman
Mrs. Darrell L. Hirt
Stevie Hitchler
Richard W. Hlad
Mildred Hogan
Mary G. Holdcroft
Mr. Matthew Holiday
Cindi Holt
Anna R. Holzer
Cynthia Hooper
C. Alan Hopewell
Helene S. Hornisher
Rick Hothem
Pat Houser
Mr. David Howard
Nancy Kay Howard
Ms. Robbi Howell
Norman S. Hoyt
Carol Hubbard
Mrs. Tracie Huber
Judge Lynn N. Hughes
Val Hunnicutt
Alicia K. Hunter
Ben Huseman
Darius Ingram
Dr. Nelda Isenberg
Donald Jackson
H. Kenneth Jackson
M. Chandler Jackson
Corrine R. Jacobson
Sharon G. Jacobus
Adelene L. James
Janet C. James
Mrs. Susan L. James
Barbara Jani
Karole Jarrell
Christopher Jenkins
Ms. Linda Jenkins
Eleanor Jennings
Ms. Mary Louise Jensen
Cynthia Johnson
Mrs. Estella G. Johnson
Mr. Hunter Johnson
John E. Johnson Jr.
Mark Johnson
Mike Johnston
Charles R. Jones III
Dudley D. Jones M.D.
Edith S. Jones
Lutha M. Jones
Melinda Jones
Kenneth L. Jorns II
Tracy L. Joseph
Mrs. Julie Juul
Mrs. Karen Kaplan
Joann Karges
Daniel J. Kauth
Thomas F. Keever
Marilyn Keffer
Mary Ann Keil
Edgar H. Keltner
Rudi Kemble
Jean Graham Kemp
Mary Ann Key
Georgia B. Kidwell
Maggie Knapp
Nancy Knight
Mr. Harry E. Knudsen
William E. Kolander
Nancy Kozlowski
James G. Kralik
Phillip E. Krause
Mrs. Jacqueline C. Kunke
Julie Ladner
Kay Lamb
Steve Lamberti
Bob Larson
Mrs. Marion Larson
Al Laureyns
Catherine H. Lauterbach
Rick Lawler
Bill Lawrence
Lauri Lawrence
W.A. Lawsha
James Lawther
Michelina Leaf
Ann Potts Leake
Sunnie LeBlanc
Claude Lee
Vernon A. Lee
Mr. William M. Lee
Rynda Lemke
Ms. Nancy Lenehan-
Matyas
Richard J. Lenz
Mrs. O. P. Leonard Jr.
Robyn Leonardi
Stephen Lerer
Mr. Andrew Lester
Bonita L. Lewis
Linda Lewis
Marylouise Lindsey
Forrest F. Lipscomb
Elizabeth C. Livermore
Harriette L. Livingston
Dorr Lobrecht
Robert Lohman
Mr. Joseph Long
Kenneth Loose
Mr. Ole Lorenzetti
Carolyn Lorimer
Annette Lowry
Mr. Jeff Loy
Carol V. Lukert
Mrs. Janet H. Lumpkin
Clark E. Lund
Tommye L. Lyles
Gussie Mack
Mary M. Madden
Nancy Madsen
Kay Magnus
Geneva L. Majors
Carol Malone
Merry Manci
Nancy L. Marchant
Camilla Marion
Dorothy Martin
Ben L. Matheson
Gray Matlock III
Naomi L. Matous
Martha H. Mattay
Dennis L. Matthiesen
Mrs. Lana Maxey
Michael L. May
Philip W. Mayben
Mike McBride
Mr. WF McCarthy
Lorrie McClanahan
Jason B. McClelland
Barbara McCluer
Barbara M. McColm
Mr. Reid McDonald
Dr. C. K. McFarland
Susan McGehee
Mary Frances McKay
James McKenzie
Mrs. Peggy O’Grady McMindes
Paul A. McMullen
Mrs. Barbara McNeal
Margaret C. McWhorter
Mrs. Roy Meinen
Bernard Meisner
Dr. Janet L. Merrill
Ilah Coffee Merriman
Sheri Merritt
Yvonne Mesler
Jessica Meyer
Mr. T. E. Millard
Bernie M. Miller
Colette J. Miller
Delbert L. Miller
Dr. Robert T. Miller
H.E. Milner
Mr. Joseph J. Minton
Margaret Mollick
Katherine Moloney
Stephanie Montero
Katherine J. Moody
Mr. Cody Moore
Mr. David Moore
Suzanne Morford
John S. Morgan
James L. Morris Sr.
Pamela A. Morris
Claude B. Morrison
Paul Morrison
Mr. Stephen S. Mosher
Martin L. Moskowitz
M. Susan Motheral Ph.D.
Twila Mulflur
Yvonne L. Munn
Aldo Munoz
Constance P. Murnane
Mrs. Roxane Murph
Mr. Arthur Murphy
Cassie Fraser Murphy
Charles Murphy
Mrs. Edward M. Muse
Geraldine Naugles
Linda Neeley
Jimmie Nelson
Judy Nelson
Sheryl Kim Nelson
Ms. Charldean Newell
Dr. C. L. Newman
Margaret B. Newport
Dan L. Nicewander
Monte Noelke
Carrol J. Nokes
Christopher Nolan
Carolyn Norgaard
Martha Norman
Mark S. Novak
Judith S. Nowlin
Mary Nell O’Connell
Nancy E. O’Connor
Nat O’Day
Dr. Charles D. Ogilvie
Mrs. Sarah J. Ogle
Beatrice O’Halloran
Sarah O’Kelley
Pat O’Kelly
Mr. Keith Olmsted
Mr. Rush Olson
Pat O’Neal
Lillian O’Neall
Neil J. Orleans
Landa Orrick
Thomas M. Osler
Elaine Osrunn
Mr. David Overbey
Mr. John Pace
Peter C. Page
Jennie B. Paget
Thaddeus T. Pardue
Ms. Dale C. Parrent
Earl Parsons
Ms. Maurica Payne
Kathryn Pedersen
Ron Perisho
Michele Perlmutter
Tom Perryman
Lisann Peters
Betty Petersen
Janet B. Phillips
Mary Frances Phillips
Mrs. Thomas L. Phillips
Marjory Philp
Mrs. Vikki B. Pier
Jesse Pierrard
Rebecca Pigott
Roxanne L. Pillar
Janna Poland
Cheryl Ponder
Leigh Crates, Sarah and Philip Murrin, and Bob Crates
Karen Pope
Susan C. Pope
Gail Potter
Mr. A. Keith Powell
Andrew Jackson Power
Diane D. Prentice
Jutta Preston
Margot Procknow
Dale C. Proctor
Mr. Bric Purselley
Marilyn B. Rabakukk
Ms. Nancy J. Ramsay
Michael Scott Rankin
Janice Raoul
Jan Raulston
Mrs. Elizabeth Ray
D. Redmon
Sidney D. Reed
Mr. Sam Reeves
Shirley C. Reid
Daniel B. Reimer
Maurie A. Reynolds
B. J. Rhodes
Billie Jo Richards
Lenda Richards
David R. Richardson
Gloria Richardson
Virginia Richardson
Mrs. Alice Riggins
Mrs. Rosemary M. Rimbey
Ms. Rita R. Rivers
Ms. Joyce Roach
Mrs. Everett A. Roberts
Lourdes Roberts
Mr. Tom Roberts
Mr. John Robertson
Claire Robin
Ann Robinson
Tom Rodgers
Timothy J. Roels Sr.
Ellen Roeser
Carole Rogers
John B. Rohrbach
Bob Rominger
Mrs. Esthermae Rooke
Margaret P. Roper
John C. Rosemergy
David H. Rosenberg
Brian C. Rosetti
Ms. Holly A. Ross
Dr. Nealie Ross
Mrs. Robert H. Rountree
Susan C. Routh
Ms. Jane Ruestmann
Ruth Ann Rugg
Andrew Ruland
Eunice F. Rutledge
Mark Sadley
Nora Salvesen
Gertrude Sanborn
Ms. Jodie Sanders
Joanne Sarsgard
Mrs. Katherine Ann Sartarelli
Joseph L. Sawyer
R. Gaye Scherer
Mr. Ben Schmitt
Mr. Joseph L. Schott
Mr. Leonard Schreier
Jan Schronk
Mr. Ryan R. Schumacher
Shirley Schuster
Mrs. Robert Schutts
Georgia Scott
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Elizabeth Le Coney, Coy Fagras, and Lorraine Bryda
Jerry W. Sechrist
Ms. Caitlin Sewell
Mrs. Carol A. Sewell
Mr. A. T. Seymour III
Mr. Chuck Shanlever
Correy Sharkey
Ms. Pam Smith Sharp
Joy Sheffield
Mary Sheldon
Mrs. Nan B. Shelton
Stanley Shepelwich
Mr. Christopher Shipman
Lynda Shipman
Mr. Les Shurtleff
Mr. Gary Silman
Mrs. Naomi Simmons
Ann P. Simms
Anne Davis Simpson
Mr. Max Simpson
Patricia K. Singleton
Martha W. Slover
Ms. Geneva Smaltz
Ms. Carol M. Smith
Mr. Emmet G. Smith
Katherine M. Smith
Paul Smith
Thomas R. Smith
Dr. Troy R. Smith Jr.
Alice Anna Sobel
Dr. Sy Sohmer
Grant I. Sorensen
Nina Speairs Ph.D
Julie Speer
Colleen Spencer
Mrs. Nancy Stabler
William B. Stallings
Mr. Richard H.
Stanford Jr.
Sarah E. Steele
Kenneth V. Steinharter
John Stempel
Betty Hanson Stevens
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Frank E. Stevenson II
Martha Stewart
Amy J. Stien
Marjorie Stockton
Paul Clois Stone
James G. Stouffer
Karin Strohbeck
Mrs. Anna M. Stucker
Barry Styles
Sue-Ellen Sudduth
Mr. Scott A. Sullivan
Jeanne M. Summers
Eugene R. Supparits
Keith Swigger
Mrs. Ethellee Swilley
Karel L. Tabor
Tara Tadlock-Cargill
Ms. Helen Talbot
Jennie L. Taliaferro
Mary Emma Tate
Andrew Tatarko
Mrs. Barbara Tatum
Rosalie Taubman
Milburn Taylor
Mr. Robert Taylor
Robert E. Taylor
Margaret Telford
Dr. Tom Telle
Barbara Nell Tenery
Mrs. Jo Ann Thetford
Andrew Thomas
Cecilia A. Thomas
Jane L. Thomas
Kriszan W. Thomas
Ann L. Thompson
Mrs. Cissy L. Thompson
Mr. Doug Thompson
Mary Louise Thompson
Mr. Richard C. Thompson
Paula Thomson
Hope Tinsley
Dennis J. Trojak
Dr. W. P. Trotter
Steven Truitt
Larry Tubb
Ann Tucker
Ernest J. Tye
Barbara Tyler
Michael Tyson
Michael Ulyshen
Mrs. Louise Hopkins Underwood
Nan Underwood
Mrs. Martha J. Upton
Mr. Peter Vaky
Marilyn Van Hoozer
Ronnie Vanatta
Anthony Vance
Marie Vanderpool
Adan Vera
Rita M. Vinson
Diana R. Vitek
James Von White
Mr. Leo Vroman
Juliane E. Wagener
Sonia Wagener
Dilys Roth Walker
Mrs. Jean A. Walsh
John C. Wang
Sherry E. Ward
Sherry P. Ward
Katherine B. Ware
Mr. Gregory Watson
Libby Watson
Ronald Watson
Mrs. Cuba Webb
Jean H. Webb
Joy Webster
Dan Weiser
Dr. Ann Weiss
Mr. Patrick Welborne
Mary Whitehead
Mollie A. Whiteis
Diana Whiteley
Emma J. Whittenberg
Dr. Dee Whittlesey
Jim Wietholter
Beryl W. Wilkinson
Mrs. Barbara H. Williams
James C. Williams
Mr. Karl B. Williams
Barbara Willis
Marsha L. Wills
Jean Donald Wilson
Kay Wilson
Mr. Robert Wilson
Esther Winesanker
Pauline Wittenberg
Barry Wolf
June P. Wolff
El Jean B. Wood
Zack Wood
Phyllis Worrell
Mr. Craig Wright
Ms. Evaline J. Wright
Kenneth Wright
Bobbie Wygant
Ms. Gwen Wynn
I. D. Wynn
Elaine Y. Yamagata
Ms. Gerry Neal Yates
Mr. Clinton Cordell Young
Mrs. Daisy A. Young
Ellen O. Young
Ms. Kerry Young
Mrs. Stuart
A. Youngblood
Michael Zerbach
Dr. John Fox Zerner
Mr. Steven F. Ziegler
Dr. Bernard Zilberg
Jo-Ann Zimmerman
Denise Zwald
International
Affilliate $60
Mr. Henrik Hallikas
National Affilliate $40
For our museum friends
living beyond a 150-mile
radius of Fort Worth.
Mr. William I. Bacchus
William H. Behrenfeld
Denise and John Bell
Christopher Butner
University of
California Davis
Ms. Ambler Cantey
and Mr. Russell Blair
Betsy Fahlman
Jo Golden
Dr. Anne Helmreich
Milan R. Hughston
Stella Lee
Ms. Nena Levine
Ms. Sheila Madden
William S. Morris III
Joel Myers
William B. Ruger Jr.
Mr. Herbert Weigl Jr.
GIFTS IN MEMORIAM
In memory of Bill Bahan Jr.
Nenetta, Steve, Carter
and Stephen Tatum
In memory of Mr.
Cuthbertson
Ms. Shelly Emmer
In memory of Joseph
Aloysuis Durkin
George Ann and Bill Bahan
Karen and Spencer Beal
Jack and Carol Benson
Ms. Suzy Boldrick
Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Breuer
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Caldwell
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gibson
Ms. Olivia Mason
Marisa and Wesley Moncrief
Dr. and Mrs. Jay Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. Larry
M. Newell
Mrs. Earle N. (Billie) Parker
Betsy and George Pepper
J. Seethaler
Marci and Ned Stocker
Jerre and David Tracy
L. Tatum
Lucy and John Woodside
Mr. and Mrs. Blake Yarborough
In memory of June
Virginia Eklund
Lauri Lawrence
K.K. and Carol Noel
Amy Rasor
Dr. Ron Tyler and
Dr. Paula Tyler
In memory of Eugene
F. Fowlkes
Vera M. Fowlkes
In memory of Ann
Henckels
C. Bahan
Mr. Allen Baird
Dr. and Mrs. David Beyer
Gunhild Corbett
Mrs. Cass O. Edwards
Cornelia C. Friedman
Mrs. Wm. Gupton
Mrs. Sam B. Hulsey
Marty Leonard
Ms. Olivia Mason
Tom Mastin
Mairin North Terry, Kerry North, Deirdre North
Olive B. Pelich
“The Poker Club”
Molly Schaefer
Marci and Ned Stocker
L. Tatum
Anita Tiburzi
In memory of Robert
F. Imbt
Dr. and Mrs. Richard Johnson
In memory of Mrs.
Aimee Krieger
Carol and Richard Minker
Viney Chandler and Dionne Bagsby
In memory of
Rosemary Romine
Dr. Robert Adamski
Lori Eklund
Mr. and Mrs. Morris
C. Matson
Mr. and Mrs. Wade
T. Nowlin
Dr. and Mrs. John M. Richardson
Bridget Thomas
In memory of Andrew
T. Seymour III
William K. Young, Robert
H. Pearson and Mrs. Richard L. Griffin
GIFTS IN HONOR
In honor of Amon
Carter Docents
In honor of Amon
Carter Museum
Educational Staff
Reverend and Mrs. Floyd
G. Kinser
In honor of I.G. Cooper
Pattie and Elliott Garsek
Nancy Strickland
Bridget Thomas
In honor of Dr. Freese
Anonymous
In honor of Stacy Fuller
Pamela and James Graham
In memory of Barbara McCandless
In memory of Tommy Seymour III
Amon G. Carter III
In memory of John
McReynolds
Lewis Kornfeld
In memory of
Richard Spraberry
In honor of Dr. and Mrs.
E. C. Holscher Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy
J. Roels Sr.
In memory of Sebert
L. Pate
A. Massad
In memory of Mrs.
Jane Stapleton
Anne T. and Robert
M. Bass
In honor of Mark L.
Johnson
R. Baylor
In memory of Dorothy
Tatarko
In honor of Miss Christina
Ruth Johnson and Miss Morgan Giles Johnson
Jim and Cornelia Blake
In memory of Jeanette
Reynolds
In memory of John
E. Taylor Sr.
John E. Taylor Jr.
2009 Annual Report
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In honor of Christina
Ruth Johnson and Ruth Carter Stevenson
Mollie L. & Garland M.
Lasater, Jr. Charitable
Fund of the
Community
Foundation of
North Texas
In honor of Polly Keffer
Naomi S. Simmons
In honor of Gray and
Mary Matlock
Mr. Gray Matlock, III
In honor of Morris
and Kathryn Matson
George Grammer
In honor of Jane Myers
and Mary Lynn Sloane
Sandra Tomlinson
In honor of John
Rohrbach and Staff
of the Amon Carter
Museum
Bruce Crane, Beth Cohen
and Jennifer Crane
In honor of Ruth
Carter Stevenson
Claire Barry
Vicki, Ed and Madi Bass
Amon G. Carter III
Kit and Charlie Moncrief
Gail W. Rawl
L. Tatum
Sandra Tomlinson
In honor of Nenetta
and Steve Tatum
George Ann Carter Bahan
In honor of Alice Walton
Mrs. Helen K. Groves
In honor of Lynn Wilson
Ms. Janice Justice
In honor of Vernon
& Jeaneua Wellborn
Ben & Deanna Smith
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2009 Annual Report
DONORS OF GIFT
MEMBERSHIPS
Kari Breen
Ann and A. C. Brown
Victor Cabot
Mindy Clark
K. M. Conway
David Ede
Carrie Gardiner
Mark Glen-Walker
Tracy Greene
Chris L. Harmon
Mr. and Mrs. William Keedy
Kay Marks
Gray and Mary Matlock
Joe Moore
Claude B. Morrison
Harvey and Lucille Oppermann
Angelic Poe
Renata Afi Rawlings
John and Beth Tatarko
Cindy Thompson
Laura Tomlinson-Loose
Mr. and Mrs. John Tuggle
Mr. and Mrs. David
A. Urbel
GIFTS-IN-KIND
American Airlines
Ben E. Keith Company
Christie’s
KERA
Mac’s Grill LLC
Merrill Lynch
Miller Distributing
of Fort Worth
One Stop Printing
Randy Ray
Star-Telegram
Jodie Utter
WFAA.com
WRR Classical 101.1 FM
MATCHING GIFTS
Assurant Health Foundation
Bank of America Foundation
Citi Foundation
Computer Associates International Inc.
Eli Lilly Company
Exxon Mobil Foundation
Johnson & Johnson
Liberty Mutual
Pepsico Foundation
Pfizer Foundation
MUSEUM DOCENTS
Bob Adamski
Glenda Barrow
Bonnie Bassett
Sandra Buswell
Jim Clark
John Clay
I. G. Cooper
Jeanette Ford
Patty Garsek
Yvonne Graham
Christine Guernsey
Jean Harwell
Ann Heinz
Norman Hoyt
Polly Keffer
Floyd Kinser
Terry Lanham
Alan Laureyns
Carol Long
Morris Matson
Angelo Otero
Diane Prentice
Barbara Ratliff
Gloria Richardson
John Richardson
Vivian Spraberry
Stan Stephenson
Joe Strain
Lynn Wilson
Evaline Joyce Wright
Denise Zwald
MUSEUM
VOLUNTEERS
Bob Adamski
Kym Alex
Krystal Antar
Reem Arafeh
Aras Aslan
Bonnnie Basset
Minerva Blanton
Miranda Bowman
Melissa Brandon
Hanna Bratton
Cathy Brown
Theresa Brown
April Carpu
Courtney Carter
Will Cenn
John Clay
Anne-Marie Cole
Gretchen Cole
Margie Colon
I. G. Cooper
Suzanna Cooper
Angela Cormier
Angela Davidson
Wesley Davis
Jason Dean
B.J. Denson
Perseus Dominguez
Tanya Doo
Elizabeth Eliot Dyess
Alex Ells
Carol Ells
Mike Espinoza
Alisha Ezpinoza
Whitney Feaber
Janis Fiocchi
Jennifer Flippo
Tod Flippo
Camron Fowler
Jerad Fowler
Tiffany French
Gissell Galindo
Adrienne Gamez
Patty Garsek
Jennifer Gentry
Doug Green
Christine Guernsey
Ramona Gutierrez
Greg Hampton
Krista Harbin
Dana Harper
Jean Harrell
Mary Hayes
Renee Hetter
Robert Howald
Julia Hughes
Karen Hughes
Stacy Ibe
Christina Johnson
Tatika Jones
Nekita Joseph
Polly Keffer
Sooji Kim
Floyd Kinser
Sundar Krishnamoothy
Lindsay LaNasa
Katie Lane
Terry Lanham
Kirsten Laurie
Marilyn Lee
Austin Lively
Anne Lummis
Leigh Lynes
Jordan Madison
Katie Malloy
Andrea Manci
Lisa Marshall
Anthon McCoy
Connor McLaughlin
Bill Moloney
Katy Moloney
Kelly Moran
Shiridhar Natarajan
Rachel Neville
Kyra Overmier
Jennifer Padget
Jenny Parchman
Laura Perkins
Merna Platt
Breiana Pouncy
Elizabeth Powers
Erica Quinn
Marrisa Quis
Tiffano Raglon
Dick Ray
Emmy Ray
Neeley Reed
Brooks Rice
Joan Richardson
Sandra Royall
Liza Marie Samglay
Aldrena Seals
Barbara Seals
Elizabeth Selzer
Rossanna Setu
Gigi Sipkin
Allison Slaughter
David Smat
Deanna Smith
Louis Smith
Maggie Snelling
Melanie Stanzer
Lindsey Stiefel
Jordan Strickland
Jamie Sumner
Helen Talbot
Courtney Tanner
Antonese Taylor
Lauren Thorsen
Brian Trinh
Shannon Trinh
Hai Truong
Lexie Truong
Loretiz Ususco
Pinsell Vanecelt
Patricia Vazquea
Donna Vincent
Cynthia Wats
Kristi Westberg
Evaline Wright
Rita Zawalnicki
GIFTS OF ART
Anonymous
Doris Bry
Ann and Andrew Dintenfass
M. Lee Hutchins
Michael Marvins
Jeanne and Richard Press
GIFTS OF ARCHIVES
Amon Carter III
Judy McVeigh Cordell
People’s History Museum
Jennifer Smith
Ron Tyler
Jodie Utter
Hollace Weiner
Scott Winterrowd
These lists reflect gifts
and memberships made
between October 1,
2008, and September
30, 2009.
Every effort has been
made to produce an
accurate and complete
list of contributors. If
an error or omission has
been made, please call
the development office
at 817.989.5072.
GIFTS OF BOOKS
Randy Bacon
Scott Barker
Kathleen Motes Benewitz
Mary Boone Gallery
Boscobel Restoration
Cynthia Brants Trust
Brad Breuer
Brian Clamp
Samuel Duncan
David H. Gibson
Hammer Museum
Mary Jane Harbison
Bill Hodges Gallery
Ben Huseman Patricia Junker
Ruth Karbach
Mary Lucier
David Maisel
Russell L. Martin III
Morris Matson
MUDAM Luxembourg
Museum of Modern Art
Jane Myers
Kenda North
Sean Perry
Peter Rainone
William Reese
John Rohrbach
Natalia Sacasa
Allison V. Smith
Rick Stewart
Thayer Tolles
Roberta Rice Treseder
2009 Annual Report
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AMON CARTER MUSEUM
FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS
Covering the most recent three fiscal years
As of September 30
2009
2008
2007
Net Assets*
$35,930,766
$36,947,107
$39,485,178
Endowments
$7,993,141
$7,742,492
$8,803,098
For the Year Ended September 30
Revenue and Support
2009
2007
$12,640,476
$9,112,748
$11,010,115
-$165,858
-$1,076,969
$1,361,761
$9,385,047
$9,371,750
$9,707,219
$431,717
$215,830
$246,520
Investment Return
Expenses Excluding Depreciation
2008
Capital Expenditures
*Excludes the museum’s art collection.
For a copy of the Amon Carter Museum’s most recent audited financial statements,
call 817.989.5065.
42
2009 Annual Report
Senior Staff
October 1, 2008–September 30, 2009
Ron Tyler
Director
Jim Belknap
Installation Manager
Janice Craddock
Information Technology Manager
Samuel Duncan
Library Director
Lori Eklund
Chief Operations Officer
Tricia Faeth
Accounting Manager
Stacy Fuller
Head of Education
Will Gillham
Director of Publications
Kathy Goodale
Human Resources Manager
Rebecca Lawton
Curator of Paintings and Sculpture
Shannon Locke
Security Director
Jessica May
Assistant Curator of Photographs
Jane Myers
Senior Curator of Prints and Drawings
Carol Noel
Director of Development
Sylvie Pénichon
Conservator of Photographs
Randy Ray
Chief Financial Officer
Shirley Reece-Hughes
Assistant Curator of Paintings and Sculpture
John Rohrbach
Senior Curator of Photographs
Tracy Greene
Public Information Officer
Rick Stewart
Senior Curator of Western Paintings
and Sculpture
Wendy Haynes
Director of Exhibitions and Collection Services
Melissa Thompson
Registrar
Jana Hill
Associate Registrar, Collection Information
Alfred Walker
Facilities Manager
Lauri Lawrence
Museum Events Manager
Steven Watson
Photographic Services Manager
2009 Annual Report
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2009 Annual Report - Amon Carter Museum of American Art

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