auction program - Bainbridge Island Museum of Art

FIRST BIRTHDAY
CELEBRATION
A UCTI ON
PROGRAM
A BENEFIT FOR
BAINBRIDGE
ISLAND
MUSEUM
OF ART
June 12–14
2014
A Community Builds an Art Museum
BIMA Board
of Directors
Chris Snow
President
Elizabeth Coplan
Co-Vice President
Mark Levine
Co-Vice President
Ralph Spillinger
Co-Vice President
John Baker
Treasurer
Deb Doran
Assistant Treasurer
James Shore
Secretary
John Adams
Dick Albrecht
Bill Baran-Mickle
Steve Davis
John Ellis
Rondi Gangnes
David Lewis
Laura Lundgren
Jessica Pavish
Kate Ruffing
Cynthia Sears
It’s hard to believe that just a year ago, on the morning of June 14, 2013, we were hosting
the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art festive grand opening day ceremony. Our architect,
Matthew Coates, kicked off the event followed by remarks by regional politicians and
dignitariesWashington State First Lady Inslee and BIMA Founder Cynthia Sears officially
cut the ribbon opening the door to over 1,600 people who visited that day! During the
year that followed, over 80,000 people visited BIMA, coming from almost all 50 states and
around the world.
BIMA’s first year, inaugural exhibits featured selections from our permanent collection,
group and individual shows by distinguished artists including Barbara Helen Berger, Margie
McDonald, Heikki Seppa, Gayle Bard, Richard Jesse Watson, Elizabeth Reed Smith, Joseph
Gregory Rossano, David Eisenhour, Tracy Lang, Pam Galvani and many more.
Many educational programs accompany each new exhibition. At the Eye on Artist lecture
series, visitors hear personal insights from artists and explore their processes and
inspiration. Our smARTfilms series promotes community conversation through the visual
arts, film, and narrative. Hands-on classes, demonstrations, exhibit tours, and workshops
offer popular learning opportunities to interact with living artists. We also support a
diverse array of artists by selling handmade regional items in the Museum Store and
showcasing locally sourced foods in the BIMA Bistro.
BIMA serves as a community resource for many groups as we continue to build local and
regional relationships. Donations from the community help ensure that the museum
remains open seven days a week and is free and accessible to all. Our vision has become
reality. BIMA is a showcase for the art and craft of our region and our time, an inspiration
for the artist in all of us.
On behalf of the entire Board of Directors and Staff—thank you!
Founder
Greg Robinson
Executive Director
& Curator
Christopher Snow
President - Board of Directors
Photo 1, 2 and 3: Dave Curran, Grand Opening June 14, 2013. Photo 4: Sue Hylen, Family Art Day 2013.
Contents
Page number
AUCTION COMMITTEE
2
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
3
SPONSORS
5
MENU
7
BIMA BY THE NUMBERS
9
AUCTION RULES
11&13
SILENT AUCTION A
15
SILENT AUCTION 1
20
SILENT AUCTION 2
25
SILENT AUCTION 3
33
LIVE AUCTION 41
AUCTION ARTIST INDEX
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Auction Committees
Special Thanks to the Auction Committee:
Elizabeth Coplan, Co-Chair
Jessica Pavish, Co-Chair
Elizabeth Bamber
Wendy Beren
Ellen Bush
Steve Davis
John Ellis, Auctioneer
Rondi Gangnes
Katherine Hanson
Mark Levine
Kassia Sing
Christopher Snow
Special thanks for those who helped
with the Auction Invitation & Catalog:
Jeanette Alexander
Chuck Beek
Dave Curran
Sue Entress
Art Grice
Jonathan Prull
Joel Sackett
Karya Schanilec
Lauren Walsh
BIMA Auction Staff:
Scott Farwell
Charlie Gore
Jeanine Greco
Renate Raymond
Greg Robinson
Marit Saltrones
Katie Walters
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Thanks to
all of the
sponsors,
donors,
artists,
volunteers
and
community
members
who have
made
this event
possible.
Schedule of Events
THURSDAY, JUNE 12
Music by Ranger and the ‘Re-Arrangers’ Trio
Hearty appetizers and BIMA Brownie by Simply Bainbridge
Wine, Beer, Cider, and BIMA Cocktails
Silent Auction A Bidding starts at 6:15 PM
Silent Auction A Closes at 8:15 PM
See Auction Rules to place absentee bids on items.
SATURDAY, JUNE 14
Music by Paundy
Full Bar including special BIMA Birthday Cocktail
Catering by Ann Pearl
5:30-7:00 PM Reception & Silent Auction
The silent auctions feature more than 180 stunning art items
featuring the art of our region and our time.
Silent Auction 1
Closes at 6:30 PM
Silent Auction 2
Closes at 6:50 PM
Silent Auction 3
Closes at 7:15 PM
Live Auction Begins at 7:30 PM
Emcee & Auctioneer: John Ellis
Light the Candle!
Video produced by Honey Toad Productions
After the Live Auction, please join us for BIMA Birthday Cake created by
Bainbridge Bakers, with coffee and tea in the BIMA Bistro.
Music by Paundy
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Many Thanks to Our Sponsors
Major Sponsors
CONSTRUCTION
Event Sponsors
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Auction Dinner Menu
Saturday, June 14
Appetizers
Roast Tenderloin on Blackbird Potato Buns with Horseradish Cream & Arugula
Smoked Salmon Cucumber Cups
Chutney Cream Puff
Phyllo Cups with Crab & Avocado
Hummus & Olive Tapenade with Vegetable Crudités & Pita Chips
Sundried Tomato & Pesto Terrine with Pine Nuts & Crostinis
Basil & Currant Cheese Ball with Regular & Rice Crackers
Live Auction Cabaret Dinner - Three Choices
All dinners are served with an herb breadstick & a fresh fruit kabob
CHICKEN • SHRIMP • VEGETARIAN
Dessert with Coffee & Tea
BIMA Birthday cake created by Bainbridge Bakers
Happy First Birthday BIMA!
From your friends at
Elizabeth & Scott Coplan
“Without art, the crudeness of reality would
make the world unbearable.”
~ George Bernard Shaw
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BIMA by the Numbers
BIMA hosted over
45 formal tours
including tours for Horizon House, the
National League of Cities, Leadership Kitsap, and Docents from Bellevue Arts Museum,
2014
Museum of Northwest Art, and Seattle Art Museum.
Toured over
477 school-aged children
on field trips from Bainbridge Island,
With
80,000 visitors since June 14, 2013.
goal!
Visitors from Bainbridge Island to all corners of the world: Asia, Australia,
1,000 visitors participated in last year’s Family Weekend June 22 & 23, 2013
with over 14 community partners – including the 40 piece Hometown Band!
More than
150 dedicated BIMA volunteers!
one million hours of service every week.
Our museum store sold more than
Nationally, museum volunteers contribute
740 puppets 55
(
7
Large Rabbits
in a Hat and 80 Mini Rabbits in a Hat during the Richard Jesse Watson exhibition alone)!
Our BIMA Bistro sources eggs and produce from
farmers market.
local farms and the local
1,600 community members attended our ribbon cutting and grand opening
day festivities on June 14, 2013.
$355,000
Canada, Europe, and more.
And
Auction
funding
Bremerton, Port Ludlow, Port Townsend, Sequim, and Silverdale.
Have had more than
Our
Museums Nationally: Source: American Alliance of Museums
Museums employ more than 400,000 Americans and directly contribute $21 billion to the U.S.
economy each year. They generate billions more through indirect spending by their visitors.
Museums receive approximately 55 million visits each year from students in school groups.
Approximately 850 million visits each year to American museums, more than the attendance
for all major league sporting events and theme parks combined.
Museums rank among the top three family vacation destinations, attracting more than 165
million tourists annually.
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Auction Rules and Absentee Bidding
Registration
Upon entering the auction or during the artist preview events, you will receive or confirm your bid
number. Please use only the bid number assigned to you for bidding on silent and live auction items.
Silent Auction
Silent Auction opens per the published Schedule of Events. The minimum bid and minimum raise
for each item is written on the bid sheet by the item. To be valid, bids must comply with these
minimums and be legible. Please note that only absentee bids can be placed in advance on items
reserved for Saturday, June 14, 2014. Only items in the Thursday, June 12th Special Silent Auction may
be bid on in person the night of the preview event (see also Absentee Bidding Instructions).
To place a bid, write your bid number next to the bid amount on the bid sheet. Doing so constitutes
a legal contract to purchase that silent auction item at the price you stated if your bid is the winning
bid. The last (highest) valid bid entered at the moment the section closes will be the winning bid.
A maximum guaranteed bid is stated on each bid sheet. By placing your bid number in this box, the
bidding closes. The item is yours and will be available for pick up or delivery (see Delivery) once it is
paid for and packaged.
The Auction Committee reserves the right to withdraw any item at any time without notice before
the actual sale. In the event of a dispute, the Auction Committee shall act as final authority in
determining the winning bid.
Live Auction
Live Auction bidding will begin according to the published Schedule of Event. When bidding, please
hold up your bid number toward the auctioneer. The Live Auction will continue until all items are
sold.
If a group is bidding on one item, please designate one person to place your combined bid. Auction
items will be awarded to one purchaser only.
A bid acknowledged by the auctioneer is a legal contract to purchase the item.
Absentee Bidding
All auction ticket holders (Thursday, June 12 & Saturday, June 14) are eligible to place absentee
bids on any auction items. Eligible absentee bids must be placed using the Absentee Bid Form. This
bid form will be available during the Artist Preview Event (Thursday, June 12) and Friday, June 13th
(1-6PM) or otherwise upon request. Absentee bids for the silent auction items will be placed 20
minutes after the doors open for silent auctions. Bids are kept and placed by a small (confidential)
team of auction committee members and/or volunteers. The bidder will be notified within 24 hours
if their bid wins the item(s). Live auction absentee bids can be placed by a dedicated BIMA staff
person or volunteer who will bid in increments (up to your maximum amount) as requested by the
auctioneer only following another legitimate bid from an auction attendee.
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Auction Rules continued
Payment
All items must be paid for by the end of the evening. For your convenience, we provide an Express Pay
option so that you may pre-register your credit card. We gladly accept Cash, Check, MasterCard, Amex,
and Visa.
Pick-Up
Once you have paid for your winning items, you will be issued a receipt. Please present this receipt at
Pick-Up to claim your winning tangible items and/or certificates for services.
It is the responsibility of the purchaser to remove his/her winning item(s) by the end of the auction,
unless prior arrangements are made for delivery (see Delivery) .
Terms of Sale
Unless otherwise noted, all certificates for goods and services must be used within one year of the
auction date. All items and services are subject to the terms and conditions specified by the donors.
Potential bidders may request assistance from an auction committee member to inspect pieces during
the preview events. BIMA will have dedicated auction representatives for this purpose. All sales are
final. There will be no exchanges or refunds. Bainbridge Island Museum of Art (BIMA) does not make
any expressed or implied warranties or guarantees on auction items regarding quality or value of items
or services. BIMA attempted to describe and catalog all items correctly, but all items are offered and
sold “AS IS” and “WITH ALL FAULTS.”
BIMA neither warrants nor represents, and in no event shall be responsible for the correctness of
descriptions, genuineness, authorship, provenance or condition of the items. No statement made in this
catalog or made orally at the auction or elsewhere shall be deemed such a warranty for tax purposes or
market value. Items have not been appraised unless otherwise noted.
Reservations for trips and vacation accommodations must be mutually arranged with the donor
unless otherwise noted. No refunds will be allowed on travel packages for canceled tickets and/or
accommodations.
By the buyer’s purchase, the buyer waives any claim for liability against BlMA, its elected and appointed
officials, members and employees, sponsors, volunteers connected with the auction, and/or the donor
of the item. Neither BIMA nor the donor is responsible for any personal injuries or damage that may
result from the use of the property or services.
Tax Information
This catalog lists the fair market value of each item. Any amount you pay in excess of the
fair market value would normally be available to you as a charitable contribution for tax purposes.
Please check with your tax advisor for specifics. BIMA will mail you a letter for your records.
Delivery (just like admission to the art museum – IT’S FREE!)
We include free delivery within the Puget Sound region for any large or fragile items purchased Thursday
or Saturday Night. Simply ask about delivery at check-out, and a staff or volunteer art handler will make
an appointment with you in the days immediately following the event.
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Silent Auction A | Thursday, June 12 |Closes 8:15 PM
S401
Jite Agbro
S404
Dress #1
Dress # 4
mixed media with
transfer print
24.5”h x 18”w
mixed media with
transfer print
24.5”h x 18.25”w
Donated by
Greg Robinson
& Steve Charles
Donated by
Greg Robinson
& Steve Charles
$ 200
$ 200
S402
Jite Agbro
Dress #2
S405
artist
unknown
mixed media with
transfer print
24.5”h x 18.25”w
Chinana Jemez
3”h x 4”d
Donated by
Greg Robinson
& Steve Charles
Private Collection
Jite Agbro
Pueblo pottery
$40
$200
S403
Jite Agbro
S406
Alice Martinez
Dress #3
mixed media with
transfer print
24.5”h x 18.25”w
San Ildefonso
pottery, signed
4.75”h x 5”w
Private Collection
$250
Donated by
Greg Robinson
& Steve Charles
$200
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Silent Auction A | Thursday, June 12 |Closes 8:15 PM
S407
artist unknown
Santa Clara
Pueblo, signed
hand coiled pottery
4.5”h x 4.5”d
S410
Willsea
O’Brien
Glass
blown glass
Donated by
Jessica Pavish &
James Arrabito
$340
Ruben
Rodriguez
S411
Schiavore
Studios
Oaxaca bowl
4”h x 4.5”d
Handmade
Art Box
Donated by
Laura Lundgren
fabric, wood
9”h x 7”w x 2”d
$200
Donated by
Cynthia Sears
& Frank Buxton
$ 150
S412
Schiavore
Studios
Private Collection
$100
S408
S409
Charles Meyer
Untitled
cast iron with wood
base
43.5”h
Donated by
Greg Robinson
& Steve Charles
$550
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Journal
book art
Donated by
Cynthia Sears
& Frank Buxton
$100
Silent Auction A | Thursday, June 12 |Closes 8:15 PM
S413
Juan Alonso
S416
Larry Halvorsen
Testing the
Balance, 1991
Bowl, signed,
1999
acrylic on ragboard
16.25” x 20.25”
framed
clay, 3”h x 8.5”d
Private Collection
$50
S417
Mary Melinda
Wellsandt
Donated by
Renate Raymond
$300
S414
Elin
Christopherson
Vase
Vase
blown glass
14”h x 12”w
sandblasted and
painted glass
Donated by
Greg Robinson
& Steve Charles
Donated by
Renate Raymond
$350
$320
S415
Mike Devoe
Two Harbor Seals,
1993
S418
Artist
unknown
ink on paper
34.5”h x 45.25”w
Lord Jim
handcrafted ship
model, mixed media
with anchors
Donated by
Richard H. Daniel
$200
Private Collection
$550
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Silent Auction A | Thursday, June 12 |Closes 8:15 PM
S419
artist unknown
S422
Charlotte Reine
Blue & Black
Vessel
print
blown glass
Donated by Renate Raymond
18.5”h x 8”d
$150
Private Collection
$400
S420
Elizabeth
Sandvig
S423
Mary Alice
Sterling
Dreamer and
Running Horses,
1988
Letter Basket
woven reeds with
wood and leather
linocut, monotype
24”h x 18”w
Private Collection
Donated by Jessica Pavish
& James Arrabito
$1,075
S421
Michael Rohde
Demeter 2011
textile art/woven
tapestry
9.5”h x 9.5”w framed
Private Collection
$300
encaustic, mixed
media
11”h x 8.5”w
Private Collection
$300
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$59
S424
Mary Jeanne
Linford
Smoke, The Focal
Point, 2003
Silent Auction A | Thursday, June 12 |Closes 8:15 PM
S425
Mary Jeanne
Linford
S428
Heart Seems to
Have Been Lost
Flying, 2003
Solitude
encaustic, mixed media
10.5”h x 8.5”w
Private Collection
$300
S426
Pamela
WachtlerFermanis
Garden at the Edge
of the Woods
oil on canvas board
12.5”h x 14.5”w
Private Collection
S427
Cheri
O’Brien
Private Collection
$500
S429Jef Gunn
Out to Sea, 2004,
signed on back
encaustic on wood
11.75”h x 11.75”w
x 1”d
Donated by
Greg Robinson &
Steve Charles
$350
$400
Christina
Carlyle Reed
S430
Frank
Samuelson
Mimic
Tube, 2010
monotype
acrylic on canvas
19”h x 26”w
8”h x 10”w
Private Collection
$340
Donated by
Cynthia Sears
& Frank Buxton
$400
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Silent Auction 1 | Saturday, June 14 |Closes 6:30 PM
S101
Carrie Goller
Sky Nursery, 2008
S104
Barbara
Helen Berger
oil on triangular
canvas
21”h x 24”w
Permission to
Breathe, 2006
Courtesy of Carrie
Goller Gallery, Poulsbo
collage with mixed
media, found image,
& antique wax seal
$725
13”h x 11”w framed
Donated by Cynthia
Sears & Frank Buxton
Courtesy of Bainbridge
Arts & Crafts
$700
S105
Pam Galvani
S102
Carrie Goller
Guild
just yesterday
egg tempera with gold
leaf
monotype
12.5” x 12.5”
10.5”h x 12.5”w
Courtesy of Carrie
Goller Gallery, Poulsbo
Courtesy of Shift
Gallery, Seattle
$375
$250
S106
Stephen
MacFarlane
Contemplative,
2008
monotype
18”h x 18”w framed
Courtesy of Roby King
Gallery, Bainbridge
Island
S600
S103
Gayle Bard
Original Drawing,
“From Indianola”
3.5”h x 6”w
Private Collection
$600
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Silent Auction 1 | Saturday, June 14 |Closes 6:30 PM
S107
Lauren Osmolski
S110
Ann-Marie
Stillion
Reed
Candleholders,
2014
photography
18.25”h x 22.25”w
forged steel
24”h x 4”w x 4”d
Donated by
Renate Raymond
$400
S108
James Arrabito
Paris in the Spring,
2014
photography
20”h x 24”w framed
$850
S109
Frank Renlie
Moon Dog
oil on canvas
27”x 30”
Courtesy of Simon Mace
Gallery, Port Townsend
and Matzke Fine Art,
Camano Island
$1,100
$150
S111
Mary Melinda
Wellsandt
Crow Vessel
photo etched,
sandblasted, and
painted glass
$320
S112
Steven Z.
Kennel
Tahoma
and
Creosote
woodcut
18 1/4”h
x 37-3/4”w
x 1 3/4”d
$750
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Silent Auction 1 | Saturday, June 14 |Closes 6:30 PM
S113
Karen
Moskowitz
Paris Postcards,
2013
mixed media
9”h x 12”w x 1”d
$100
S114
carved wood mask
Donated by
Richard H. Daniel
$50
carved wood mask
Donated by
Richard H. Daniel
$40
carved wood mask
Donated by
Richard H. Daniel
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New Zealand Mask
Donated by
Richard H. Daniel
$75
S118
Robert Lucas
Levitations,
1978
fused glass
8”h x 8”w
Donated by
Laura Lundgren
$300
S119
Mary
Pohlmann
Who is the
Fairest of
us all?
original artwork
on cloth bag,
fully lined and
zippered
$40
artist unknown
artist unknown
S116
artist
unknown
artist unknown
S115
S117
$40
Silent Auction 1 | Saturday, June 14 |Closes 6:30 PM
S120
Mary Pohlmann
S123
Beauty and the
Beast
Arliss
Newcomb
original artwork
on cloth bag, fully
lined and zippered
Pink Elephant,
2013
carved stone:
Steatite on Granite
7”h x 5”w x 4”d
$40
$595
S124
S121
Mary Pohlmann
His Fleece was
White as Snow
original artwork
on cloth bag, fully
lined and zippered
$40
S122
Marty
Sievertson
Lidded Cannister
glazed ceramic
10”h x 6”w
$225
S125
Marty
Sievertson
Speckled Vessel
glazed ceramic
7”h x 6.5”w
$100
S126
Marty
Sievertson
Large
Serving Bowl
glazed ceramic
3.5”h x 14.5”w
$225
Mary Pohlmann
Chill
original artwork
on cloth bag, fully
lined and zippered
$40
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Silent Auction 1 | Saturday, June 14 |Closes 6:30 PM
S127
Marie
Weichman
Spoons
set of 7, blue
and white glazed
porcelain on
wood stand
$80
S128
Marie
Weichman
Spoons
set of 7,
mixed colors
glazed porcelain
on wood stand
S132
Cameron Snow
Bumblebee, 2014
hand painted porcelain,
kiln fired, washable
tumbler
4”h x 2.75”w, 6 oz. each
$125
S133
Cameron Snow
Bumblebee, 2014
hand painted porcelain,
kiln fired, washable
tumbler
4”h x 2.75”w, 6 oz. each
$125
S134
Cameron Snow
$80
S129
Cameron Snow
Bumblebee, 2014
hand painted porcelain,
kiln fired washable tumbler
4”h x 2.75”w, 6 oz. each
$125
S130
Cameron Snow
Bumblebee, 2014
hand painted porcelain,
kiln fired washable tumbler
4”h x 2.75”w, 6 oz. each
$125
S131
Cameron Snow
Bumblebee, 2014
hand painted porcelain,
kiln fired, washable tumbler
4”h x 2.75”w, 6 oz. each
$125
NOTE: Items 129 - 134 courtesy of Bainbridge Arts & Crafts
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Bumblebee, 2014
hand painted porcelain,
kiln fired, washable
tumbler
4”h x 2.75”w, 6 oz. each
$125
S135
Virginia Mason
Gift Basket
Courtesy of
Virginia Mason
Medical Center
$350
S136
Elizabeth Reed
Smith
To the East
mixed media
with gold leaf
Courtesy of Bainbridge
Arts & Crafts
$750
Silent Auction 2 | Saturday, June 14 |Closes 6:50 PM
S201
Jenny Andersen
Circle of Spirits
pit fired earthenware
bowl, with leatherbound rim and faces of
wood fired stoneware
4”h x 15”w
$1,200
S202
Walter
Cleveland
S204
Barbara
Helen
Berger
Six
Awakenings,
1997
acrylic on beach
and river stones
varied dimensions
Courtesy of Bainbridge
Arts & Crafts
$1,100
S205 Elin
Christopherson
Cherry Blossoms
possible reprint of
etching with aquatint
13”h x 20.5”w
Untitled purple
bowl, signed,
1996
Private Collection
blown glass
8.75” h x 14”d
$200
Donated by Greg
Robinson & Steve
Charles
$300
S206 Elin
Christopherson
S203
Walter
Cleveland
Lilies
possible reprint of
etching with aquatint
13”h x 20.5”w
Private Collection
$200
blown glass with steel
transmission part
20”h x 9.5”w
Donated by Greg
Robinson & Steve
Charles
$700
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Silent Auction 2 | Saturday, June 14 |Closes 6:50 PM
S207
Douglas
Dammarell
Eagle Harbor,
2013
oil on panel
18”h x 22”w
framed
$200
S210
Richard Cole
Marsh, 2009
oil on canvas
24”h x 80”w
Private Collection
$4,050
Fumi
Matsumoto
S208
Debbie Fecher
Gramstad
S211
Who are you
listening to?,
2012
Humpback
Whales, 2013
stoneware and acrylics
6”h x 5.5”w x 4”d
$300
S209
David Gallo
Scenic Design
Painting Elevation,
Fences, Pittsburgh
Public Theater,
1999
mixed media, paint,
photography
31”h x 37.5”w
Donated by
Richard H. Daniel
$800
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linocut on
teabag papers
18“h x 21”w framed
Courtesy of
Roby KIng Gallery,
Bainbridge Island
$420
S212
Fumi
Matsumoto
Mergansers,
2013
linocut on
teabag papers
18“h x 21”w framed
Courtesy of Roby King
Gallery, Bainbridge
Island, WA
$420
Silent Auction 2 | Saturday, June 14 |Closes 6:50 PM
S213
Glenn Lyons
Thorny Sake Set
blown flameworked
borosilicate glass
Pitcher: 4 3/4”h x 2 1/2”
diameter
5 cups: 1 3/4” x 1 3/4”
each
S216
artist
unknown
fired and glazed
ceramic pot
$100
Anna von
Rosenthiel
Courtesy of Vetri
International Glass,
Seattle, and Summer
House Design, Port
Townsend
$400
S214
Bill Hemp
S217
Eagle Harbor Boat
Shed, 2012
Ceramic Platter
pen and ink drawing
10.5”h x 14”w
slab formed, glazed
ceramic
Courtesy of Bainbridge
Arts & Crafts
Private Collection
$80
S218
Paul Pascarella
$350
S215
Gary Matoso
St. Petersburg,
Russia, 1992
photography,
silver gelatin print
30”h x 24”w
$750
Fish Hawk
oil on canvas
48”h x 36”w
Private Collection
$ 1,000
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Silent Auction 2 | Saturday, June 14 |Closes 6:50 PM
S219
Marylee Skelly
S222
Chinese New Year
Series, Flowering
Quince #3, 1996
mixed media with
collage & monotype
16.5”h x 16”w
Private Collection
S220
$600
Marylee Skelly
Chinese New Year
Series, Flowering
Quince #1, First
Bloom
mixed media with
collage & monotype
16.5”h x 16”w
Private Collection
$600
S221
Pleasant Beach
Getaway
One night at the
Inn at Pleasant
Beach and dinner
at the Beach
House
Donated by The Inn at
Pleasant Beach
$350
Publication date and
character description
TBD
$1,000
S223
Art Workshop
and Party for
15 People
Enjoy a hands-on art workshop and
party reception for up to 15 children,
adults or family members. Mutually
agreeable date. Art project options
flexible. Party catering with ageappropriate beverages included.
Sponsored by
Winslow Art Center
and BIMA
$500
S224
Mary Pohlmann
Original 18”w x 24”h watercolor and pencil
drawing on watercolor paper. Your Likeness –
this is not a John Singer Sargent Portrait–as
the fairy tale character of your choosing.
Setting to be determined by artist. Note: Drawing will not
be offensive but may be a little edgier/snarkier than the
Disney version. Copyright belongs to the artist. The image
may be used by artist on prints, cards and for advertising
purposes. Due to the creative process it may take up to
eight months to receive finished work.
28
Carol Cassella,
Best Selling
Author
Naming rights for
one character in
Carol Cassella’s
next novel
$ 1,000
Silent Auction 2 | Saturday, June 14 |Closes 6:50 PM
S225
Gallery Frames
Certificate
One gift certificate
for framing at Gallery
Frames in Seattle
- Pioneer Square
$100
S226
S227
A one-year
membership in
Bainbridge Artisan
Resource Network
(BARN)
A one-year pass to explore
everything from 3-D printing
and laser cutting to traditional crafts such as jewelry making,
woodworking, fiber arts, printmaking, metal machining, glass
work, culinary arts and even writing. As a member, you will get
free access to open studio time at BARN’s temporary location
in Rolling Bay (after safety training) and a discount on class
fees. You’ll also become part of the network of people working
to create a wonderful new community center where people
of all ages and skill levels come together to learn and share
hands-on skills.
Donated by Jeanne Huber, Jane Martin & BARN Board Members
Hajime Namiki
Tree Scene 121,
2006
woodblock print,
ed. 155/300
13”h x 23”w framed
Private Collection
$375
S230
Hajime Namiki
Tree Scene 122,
2006
woodblock print,
ed. 101/300
13”h x 23”w framed
Private Collection
$375
S231
Hajime Namiki
Tree Scene 123,
2006
woodblock print,
ed. 145/500
15”h x 20.5”w framed
Private Collection
Gallery Frames
Certificate
One gift certificate for framing
at Gallery Frames in Seattle
- Pioneer Square
$100
S229
$300
$375
S228
Hajime Namiki
Tree Scene 95b,
1999
S232 Hajime Namiki
woodblock print, ed.
127/200
Tree Scene 129,
2008
22.5”h x 28.5”w
framed
woodblock print,
ed. 209/500
15”h x 20.5”w framed
Private Collection
$400
Private Collection
$795
29
Silent Auction 2 | Saturday, June 14 |Closes 6:50 PM
S233 Tom Schworer
Ptarmigan Ridge
at Dusk, 2012
Hedgehog, 2009
archival pigment print,
signed on reverse
nails and resin
12”h x 12”w by 6”d
$600
$800
S234 Terry Siebert
S237
Lee Katzenbach
Persian Tulips
Plate, 2001
Pleasure Craft
16”h x 18”w
earthenware with
majolica glaze
16” diameter
Private Collection
Courtesy of Bainbridge
Arts & Crafts and
Snyderman-Works,
Philadelphia, PA
$500
S235
Max Grover
Ice Skaters, 1998
Shell Beach
acrylic
16”hx 17”w
print, 39/175
17”h x 15”w framed
Private Collection
Donated by
Cynthia Sears
& Frank Buxton
S236
$300
S238
Tom Killion
$400
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Carla
Grahn
$420
Silent Auction 2 | Saturday, June 14 |Closes 6:50 PM
S239
Tom Killion
S242
Sawtooth Crest
From Chagoopa
Creek
Bumblebee, 2014
hand painted
porcelain, kiln fired
washable tumblers,
set of 6
4”h x 2.75”w, 6 oz.
each
Courtesy of
Bainbridge
Arts & Crafts
$750
S243
Beverly Taylor
Cameron Snow
29/170
17”h x 15”w framed
Donated by
Cynthia Sears
& Frank Buxton
$420
S240
Fumiko Kimura
Night Journey
Sara Series #2
mixed media collage on
paper
22”h x 18”w
etching with aquatint
17”h x 12”w
$300
S244
George
Tsutakawa
Donated by
Kathryn Wilham
$550
S241
Greg Kono
Kite
Mixed media
14”h x 11”w framed
Donated by
Cynthia Sears
& Frank Buxton
$600
Mount Rainier
print of original
painting
Private Collection
$900
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Silent Auction 2 | Saturday, June 14 |Closes 6:50 PM
S245
artist unknown
S248
three carved whales on wood
12”h x 10”w x 5.5”d
Linda
Whittemore
Donated by Richard H. Daniel
Fragments of
Insight
$300
viscosity monotype
31.5”h x 30.75”w framed
Courtesy of NaPua
Gallery, Maui, Hawaii
$1,300
S246
Sharon Strauss
S249 Dawn McNamara
Treasures Box Series
(Madrone-orange)
Still Hunted, 2014
porcelain clay, oxide
and glaze
$200
multimedia
14.5”h x 14.5”w x 2”d
$450
Auction Notes
S247
Sharon Strauss
Treasures Box Series
(Cedar-green)
multimedia
14.5”h x 14.5”w x 2”d
$450
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Silent Auction 3 | Saturday, June 14 |Closes 7:15 PM
S301
Sallie Bell
Handmade lariat-style
necklace and earrings
$734
S302
Catherine Gielis
Dyed freshwater
feather pearls with 18
hammered sterling silver
pendants and sterling
clasp. Handmade by the
artist
Donated by
Cynthia Sears
& Frank Buxton
$950
S303
Teri Greeves
Beaded Cuff by Teri
Greeves with DVD of
Craft in America
Donated by
Cynthia Sears
& Frank Buxton
$420
S304
Micki Lippe
Buoys and Fish,
2014
sterling, bone, white
heart trading beads,
21”necklace
$650
S305
Jane Martin
BIMA Pin, 2013
sterling silver,
copper, nickel, silver,
3 1/8”h x 3”w x 3/8”d
$450
S306
Jane Penman
Cherry Creek,
2014
silver and stone
2.5”h x 2”w
$650
33
Silent Auction 3 | Saturday, June 14 |Closes 7:15 PM
S307
Ragazzi & C.
Venetian Murrine
Paperweight
S310
Nancy Worden
Small gold
Pyramid necklace
fused glass with murrine
1”h x 2.75”w
metal and plastic
9.75”l x 8.75”w x .75”d
Private Collection
$275
$60
S308
artist
unknown
S311
Cheri
Christensen
Triple strand of
tumbled Mexican
turquoise with a
turquoise clasp set
in sterling silver
Pricci’s
Restaurant
oil on panel
12.5”h x 14.5”w
framed
Donated by
Cynthia Sears
& Frank Buxton
Donated by
Cynthia Sears
& Frank Buxton
$1,000
$1,200
S309
artist
unknown
S312
Matthew
X. Curry
Handcarved
soapstone flowers
in a necklace of
aventurine beads
and sterling silver
links.
Blue Portal Box
(#28), 2013
figured maple,
lacewood, and blue
glass, wenge and
canary wood details
13”h x 14”w x 8.5”d
$600
Private Collection
$1,000
34
Silent Auction 3 | Saturday, June 14 |Closes 7:15 PM
S313
Salvadore Dali
print
Donated by
Mark Levine
& John Keppeler
Winter Series
silver gelatin print
26”h x 24”w framed
$500
Donated by
Mark Levine
& John Keppeler
$1,000
S317
Regat Studio,
Jaques &
Mary Regat
S314
artist unknown
print of Pittsburg, PA
scene, ed. 58/320
28.5”h x 34.5”w
Donate by
Richard H. Daniel
$500
S316
Eva Skold
Westerlind
I Spy, 1999
bronze, ed. 41/150
5”h x 14”l
Donated by
Richard H. Daniel
$1,575
Mark Tobey
S318
print
Michael
Strone
Donated by
Mark Levine
& John Keppeler
artist made
cherry wood
chaise, newly
upholstered
Donated by
Jessica Pavish &
James Arrabito
S315
$500
$1,200
35
Silent Auction 3 | Saturday, June 14 |Closes 7:15 PM
S319
Ningeokuluk
Teevee
S322
Linda
Whittemore
Seasonal
Migration, 2009
Short Journey
viscosity monotype
stonecut with stencil,
ed. 7/50, Cape
Dorset Annual Editions
Courtesy of NaPau
Gallery, Maui, Hawaii
Private Collection
Private Collection
$800
$6,200
S320
artist unknown
S323
artist unknown
Bear Table
glass tabletop with
ceramic bear cub
sculpted base
blown glass with
Venutian cane design
23.75”h x 8.5”w
Donated by
Richard H. Daniel
Donated by
Greg Robinson
& Steve Charles
$300
$400
S321
artist unknown
S324
Perry Woodfin
globe with stand
Donated by
Richard H. Daniel
$400
original watercolor
on paper
Donated by
Max Grover
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$1,000
Silent Auction 3 | Saturday, June 14 |Closes 7:15 PM
S325
Karen
Hackenberg
S328
Phillip Levine
Untitled, 1991
Watershed
handmade, limited
edition book, published
by Paper Hammer
graphite and
wash drawing
21.25”h x 15.25”w
framed
paper, cloth, tipped-in
digital photos, 32 pages
11.5”h x 9.5”w x .5”d
Donated by
Grant & Barbara
Winther
$375
S329
Joel Sackett
Truck Redux,
Suyematsu
Farm
photography
ink-jet print
11”h x 16”w,
image printed
on 16”h x 20”h
paper
$450
S330
Laurel
Lukaszewski
Metropolitan,
2012
porcelain
$TBD
S331
Laurel
Lukaszewski
Wall of Secrets.
2012
black stoneware
$TBD
$950
S326
Steve Jensen
Red Boat in Welez
Passage, 2014
oil on nautical chart
mounted to recycled
wood
16”h x 20”w
$1,200
S327
Phillip Levine
Nude Touching
the Floor
graphite and
wash drawing
10.75”h x 8.25”w
framed
Donated by
Grant & Barbara
Winther
$375
37
Silent Auction 3 | Saturday, June 14 |Closes 7:15 PM
S332
Robert
Schlegel
S335
Terry Leness
Sheds and
Dormer, 2010
Assemblage #3,
2012
mixed media,
cardboard, acrylic,
wood
10”h x 4”w x 5”d
oil on canvas
10”x 10”, framed:
11”h x 11 1/4”w
Donated by
Roby King Galleries,
Bainbridge Island
Courtesy of LInda
Hodges Gallery,
Seattle
$600
S336
Karen Buhler
New to the
Neighborhood,
2014
lampworked glass,
paint and wood
8”h x 9.5”w x 4.5”d
$900
Lee
Katzenbach
$700
S333
Susan
Sheridan
print, monotype on
paper
32”h x 28.5”w
Donated by Renate
Raymond
$300
S334
Barbara Earl
Thomas
S337
Big Water
Two Barns
linoprint, ed. 6/20
18”h x 15”w framed
15”h x 16”w
Private Collection
$350
$400
38
Silent Auction 3 | Saturday, June 14 |Closes 7:15 PM
S338
Ryan
Molenkamp
S341
Steven
Sidelinger
Disturbance, 2012
acrylic on panel
24”h x 24”w
Pat-a-Cake,
Pat-a-Cake
$600
fine embroidery,
satin stitch on canvas
14.5”h x 11.5”w
framed
Donated by
Cynthia Sears
& Frank Buxton
$600
S342
Steven
Sidelinger
S339
Neal Philpott, Jr.
Fuel Tank
oil on canvas
12.5”h x 17.5”w
Donated by
Cynthia Sears
& Frank Buxton
Courtesy of Roby KIng
Gallery, Bainbridge
Island
$1,200
S340
Dan Kowalski
Iceberg & Kelp,
2008
archival pigment print
$650
Rain, Rain
14.5”h x 11.5”w
framed
Donated by
Cynthia Sears
& Frank Buxton
$600
S343
Romson
Regarde
Bustillo
Jr. Borja Street
and Mama, 2011
mixed media, collage,
serigraph, pen
27”h x 33”w
$800
39
Silent Auction 3 | Saturday, June 14 |Closes 7:15 PM
S344
Chuck Ya’Ya Heit
S347
Day Eagle
Cafe Nora
carved and painted
wood
Private Collection
oil on panel
10.75”h x 13.5“ w
framed
$TBD
Courtesy of Alki
Arts, Seattle, and
Bluewater Artworks,
Poulsbo
$450
Robin Weiss
S345
Chuck Ya’Ya Heit
S348
Orcas Island Getaway
Night Eagle
carved and painted
wood
Private Collection
$TBD
Two nights at Orcas Island waterfront guesthouse for
4 to 8 people on 148 acre wildlife preserve. House
features a hot tub, salt water cove, hiking trails,
crabbing access, and beach access. Also includes
dinner off-site at a spectacular art-filled home. Good
for one year. Arrangements to be made on mutually
agreeable date with Laura and Roy Lundgren.
Donated by Laura & Roy Lundgren
$500
Auction Notes
S346
Mary Powell
Arroyo Riders, 2008
oil on canvas
28”h x 24”w framed
Donated by Wes King
and Andrea Roby-King,
and Roby King Gallery,
Bainbridge Island
$700
40
Live Auction | Saturday, June 14 | Begins 7:30PM
L 1
Max Grover
Busy Bath
acrylic on panel
21”h x 22”w
Courtesy of
Max Grover
Gallery, Port
Townsend
$1,000
L 2
John Keppeler
Series: Blue Journey
fused glass
4”h x 17”w
Donated by
Bennett-Howard
Studios.
Courtesy of
Bainbridge
Arts & Crafts
$600
L 3
Art Grice
AGII, Dryland
Series, 1994
archival pigment print
24”h x 20”w framed
$650
L 4
Cameron Snow
Bumblebee, 2014
hand painted
porcelain, kiln fired,
washable tumblers,
set of 12
4”h x 2.75”w 6oz.
each
Courtesy of
Bainbridge Arts &
Crafts
$1,500
L 5
Lanny Bergner
Space Botanical
#4, 2008
bronze mesh, glass
frit, wire
12.5”h x 17”w x 17”d
Courtesy of
Snyderman-Works
Galleries, Philadelphia,
PA and Mobilia
Gallery, Cambridge,
MA
$3,500
L 6
Jeanne E
Under The
Influence
Psychedelic
Jar & Tray
fired and glazed
ceramic
17”h x 13”w (jar)
31”l x 14”w (tray)
$1,000
41
Live Auction | Saturday, June 14 | Begins 7:30 PM
L 7
Jan Hoy
Odin, 2010
Bronze
9”h x 13”w x 8”d
Courtesy of
Patricia Rovzar
Gallery, Seattle
L 8
Laurie A. Lyall
18k Gold Slide
Pendant
18k yellow gold
slide pendant set
with boulder opal,
tourmaline, and quartz
with actinolite crystals.
Sterling silver chain.
L 9
David
Eisenhour
Three Poppies
bronze with patina
Courtesy of
Simon Mace Gallery,
Port Townsend
$5,500
Jenny Pohlman
& Sabrina
Knowles
Untitled, Homage
Series, 2013
off-hand sculpted
glass, patina, steel
24.25”h x 6”w x 4.5”d
$5,500
L 11
Steve Stegall
fossil walrus ivory
from Alaska, polar
jade, with silver chain
hand-carved wood
stand
Donated by
Cynthia Sears
& Frank Buxton
$3,000
L 12
Heikki Seppa
Helsinki Market
Hawkers
1963/1964
bronze on wood base,
one of a kind
16.75”h x 5”w
Donated by
Laurie A. Lyall
$5,400
Pendant
$1,800
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$3,800
L 10
Live Auction | Saturday, June 14 | Begins 7:30 PM
L 13
Steven
Maslach
Green, Active
Hot cast glass, filters,
foils. Wood pedestal.
4”h x 7.5” x 9.5”w x 15’l
Courtesy of Pismo
Galleries, Denver, CO,
and Sculpturesite,
Sonoma, CA
$5,400
L 14
One Week Getaway to San Miguel
de Allende, Mexico
L 17
Spend a relaxing and stimulating week in the heart of the
historic colonial town of San Miguel de Allende, Mexico.
Sisters, 2013
steel and nickel plated
copper wire, cotton
thread
Courtesy of
Bainbridge
Arts & Crafts
$3,900
L 18
Gary Groves
Floating Grasses
at Bloedel
Reserve
This is the first time this house has been offered for any
auction event. Your home for the week, situated on one of
the most picturesque streets in town, is a 3 bedroom/3 bath
(maximum 6 guests) fully staffed house a half block from the
town square. The colorful, sunlit, art-filled home flows with
indoor/outdoor spaces and offers 5 lovely garden patios and
view terraces. It even has a generous solar-heated swimming
pool. Includes airfare given sufficient lead time. Offer expires
June, 2015. Dates by mutual agreement with owners. Not
available Dec. 20, 2014 through Feb 2, 2015.
L 16
Light the Candle!
Help support Bainbridge
Island Museum of Art by
donating your special birthday
present to celebrate BIMA’s
first full year of programs
and operations. Auctioneer
and Board Member John Ellis
will lead the Live Auction
Audience in realizing
this critical birthday wish.
Kristin L.
Tollefson
Donated by David & George Lewis
and Frank Buxton & Cynthia Sears
$5,000
L 15
Jimmy Tsutomu
Mirikitani
Original drawing
colored pencil and
ballpoint pen, created
at Yonder
wood block print
Donated by
Cynthia Sears &
FrankBuxton
29”h x 40”w
$1,200
Priceless
43
Live Auction | Saturday, June 14 |Begins 7:30PM
L 19
William
Baran-Mickle
L 22
Fred Lisaius
Kitchen, 2006
formed and fabricated
metals
acrylic on wood panel
24”h x 36”w
14.25” h x 17.25” w
x 2.5”d in black
aluminum frame
Courtesy of Patricia
Rovzar Gallery, Seattle
$2,400
L 23
Mary Carlton
Trees of San
Sebastian, 2003
acrylic on canvas
36”h x 36”w
Donated by Roby King
Gallery, Bainbridge
Island, and Estate of
Mary Carlton
$3,000
L 24
Steve Stegall
Amethyst Pendant
carved amethyst and
Ironwood sugilite and
14 karat yelllow gold
with cocobolo and
Ironwood stand
Donated by
Cynthia Sears
& Frank Buxton
$4,500
$3,900
L 20
Richard Jesse
Watson
Our Father, 2009
Original painting from
the artist’s children’s
book titled The Lord’s
Prayer
oil and mixed media
on board
25”h x 36”w framed
Courtesy of Simon Mace
Gallery, Port Townsend
$4,500
L 21
Robert Carlson
Untitled Vessel
blown glass
$1,500
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Swim
Live Auction | Saturday, June 14 | Begins 7:30PM
L 25
Richard Cole
Birds, 2011
L 28
triptych
oil on canvas
Sea Otter
36”h x 36”w
Private Collection
$3,780
Medviedki bronze
with marble base,
ed. 6/35
18”h x 13”w x 9”d
Donated by
Richard H. Daniel
$2,200
L 29
Parvin
Zabetian
Roy Peratrovich,
Jr., Ravenswork
Art Studio
L 26
Luke J. Tornatzky
North Beach Harvest
oil on panel
35”h x 31”w framed
Open Road
# 21, 2012
$3,000
acrylic on canvas
30”h x 40”w
Courtesy of
Roby King Galley,
Bainbridge Island
$3,000
L 30
Private Party
at BIMA
Plan your special
private party for up
to 50 guests. Package
includes full party
catering and staffing,
and hosted art
galleries - all planned
for your tastes and needs. Mutually agreeable evening, good
through June, 2015.
$3,000
L 27
Dale Chihuly
Parrot Green
Persian Set
blown glass
Portland Press
2001 Studio Edition,
signed
Donated by
Richard H. Daniel
$6,000
45
Live Auction | Saturday, June 14 |Begins 7:30PM
L 31
Sue Roberts
L 34
Richard Stine
Armchair Adventure
Free Agents, 2000
painted clay & encaustic
13”h x 7”w x 7”d
Courtesy of
Simon Mace Gallery.
Port Townsend
original ink and
gouache painting/
drawings in a glassine
bag on rag watercolor
paper
$1,300
7”h x 5”w, matted
to 20”h x 16”w
Framing included!
Size and materials of
your choice at Roby
King Gallery is included
for the winning bidder.
$2,000
L 32
Tracy Lang
34th Avenue
woodcut print
40”h x 32”w framed
$1,000
L 33
Wendy Orville
Volcano #2
monotype (unique)
23”h x 24”w framed
Courtesy of Davidson
Galleries, Seattle
$1,300
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Auction Notes
Auction Artist and Donated Items Index
Alphabetical Order with Auction Section #s.
Please note that one Silent Auction (400 series) happens on Thursday Night, June 12th. The other Silent Auctions
(100, 200 and 300 series, and the Live Auction “L” series occur on Saturday evening, June 14th).
Jite Agbro (S401-404)
Juan Alonso (S413)
Jenny Andersen (S201)
James Arrabito (S108)
William Baran-Mickle (L19)
Gayle Bard (S103)
BARN – Bainbridge Artisans
Resource Network (S227)
Gallery Frames – Gift Certificates
(S225-226)
David Gallo Scenic Design (S209)
Pam Galvani (S105)
Catherine Gielis (S302)
Carrie Goller (S101-102)
Carla Grahn (S236)
Debbie Fecher Gramstad (S208)
Terry Leness (S335)
Phillip Levine (S327, 328)
Mary Jeanne Linford (S424-425)
Micki Lippe (S304)
Fred Lisaius (L22)
Robert Lucas (S118)
Laurel Lukaszewski (S330, 331)
Laurie A. Lyall (L8)
Sallie Bell (S301)
Teri Greeves (S303)
Barbara Helen Berger (S104, 204)
Art Grice (L3)
Lanny Bergner (L5)
Max Grover (S235, L1)
Karen Buhler (S336)
Gary Groves (L18)
Romson Regarde Bustillo (S343)
Jef Gunn (S429)
Alice Martinez, San Ildefonso
Pottery (S406)
Robert Carlson (L21)
Karen Hackenberg (S325)
Steven Maslach (L13)
Mary Carlton (L23)
Larry Halvorsen (S416)
Gary Matoso (S215)
Carol Cassella (S222)
Art Hansen (S431)
Fumi Matsumoto (S211-212)
Dale Chihuly (L27)
Chuck (Ya’Ya) Heit (S344, 345)
Dawn McNamara (S249)
Cheri Christensen (S311)
Bill Hemp (S214)
Charles Meyer (S409)
Elin Christopherson (S205, S206,
S414)
Jan Hoy (L7)
Jimmy Tsutomu Mirikitani (L15)
Steve Jensen (S326)
Ryan Molenkamp (S338)
Lee Katzenbach (S237, 337)
Karen Moskowitz (S113)
Steven Z. Kennel (S112)
Hajime Namiki (S228-232)
John Keppeler (L2)
Arliss Newcomb (S123)
Tom Killion (S238-239)
Cheri O’Brien (S428)
Fumiko Kimura (S240)
Orcas Island Getaway (S348)
Greg Kono (S241)
Wendy Orville (L33)
Dan Kowalski (S340)
Lauren Osmolski (S107)
Tracy Lang (L32)
Paul Pascarella (S218)
Walter Cleveland (S202-203)
Richard Cole (S201, L25)
Matthew X. Curry (S312)
Salvadore Dali (S313)
Douglas Dammarell (S207)
Mike DeVoe (S415)
Jeanne E (L6)
David Eisenhour (L9)
Glenn Lyons (S213)
Stephen MacFarlane (S106)
Jane Martin (S305)
continued on page 48
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Auction Artist and Donated Items Index continued from page 47
Jane Penman (S306)
Robert Schlegel (S332)
Kristin L. Tollefson (L17)
Roy Peratrovich, Jr. (L28)
Tom Schworer (S233)
Luke J. Tornatsky (L26)
Neal Philpott, Jr. (S339)
Heikki Seppa (L12)
George Tsutakawa (S244)
Pleasant Beach Getaway (S221)
Susan Sheridan (S333)
Virginia Mason (S135)
Jenny Pohlman and Sabrina
Knowles (L10)
Steve Sidelinger (S341, 342)
Anna von Rosenstiel (S217)
Terry Siebert (S234)
Pamela Wachtler-Fermanis (S426)
Marty Sievertson (S124-126)
Richard Jesse Watson (L20)
Marylee Skelly (S219-220)
Marie Weichman (S127-128)
Elizabeth Reed Smith (S136)
Robin Weiss (S347)
Cameron Snow (S129-134,
S242, L4)
Mary Melinda Wellsandt (S111,
417)
Steve Stegall (L11, L24)
Eva Skold Westerlind (S316)
Richard Stein (L34)
Linda Whittemore (S248, 322)
Mary Alice Sterling (S423)
Willsea O’Brien Glass (S410)
Ann-Marie Stillion (S110)
Winslow Art Center – Art Party
(S223)
Mary Pohlman (S119-122, 224)
Mary Powell (S346)
Ragazzi & C. (S307)
Christina Carlyle Reed (S427)
Regat Studio - Jaques and Mary
Regat (S317)
Charlotte Reine (S422)
Frank Renlie (S109)
Sue Roberts (L31)
Rueben Rodriguez (S408)
Michael Rohde (S421)
Joel Sackett (S329)
Frank Samuelson (S430)
Elizabeth Sandvig (S420)
Schiavore Studios (S411-412)
Auction Notes
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Sharon Strauss (S246-247)
Michael Strone (S318)
Beverly Taylor (S243)
Ningeokuluk Teevee (S319)
Barbara Earl Thomas (S334)
Mark Tobey (S315)
Perry Woodfin (S324)
Nancy Worden (S310)
Parvin Zabetian (L29)
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