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In fall 2010, the Cantor Arts Center
received yet another grant from The Cowles
Charitable Trust, marking the 22nd consecutive year of the Trust’s support for the
museum. The Trust’s gifts, which are
recommended by well-known New York
art dealer Charles Cowles (’63), benefit the
Center’s program of exhibitions, primarily
in the area of contemporary art. Grants
over the years have supported numerous
contemporary exhibitions, including such
presentations as the art of Willie Cole,
Picasso to Thiebaud, Fired at Davis, Pop to Present,
and the art of Yvonne Jacquette, to name a
few. This most recent grant supports the
new installation of Extreme Makeover: A Fresh
Look at the Cantor Arts Center’s Contemporary
Collection in the Freidenrich Family Gallery.
For information regarding gifts
or estate plans, please contact
Associate Director Mona Duggan
by phone at 650-725-4240 or
email [email protected].
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G r a n t s f ro m t h e
T e r r a F o u n dat i o n o f
A m e r i c a n A rt
The museum has received a significant grant
from The Terra Foundation of American
Art for the exhibition Rodin and America:
Influence and Adaptation 1876 – 1936, scheduled
for fall 2011. This exhibition and its accompanying catalogue make an important and
original contribution to Rodin studies and
to the history of American art by offering
the first sustained examination of Rodin’s
impact on American artists and their work.
The gala preview for Rodin and America will
be held in conjunction with this year’s Rodin
by Moonlight event on October 1.
The Terra Foundation also awarded
the museum recent annual grants at the
recommendation of two of their board
members: Marilynn Thoma’s gift will
support Rodin and America, and Gerhard
Casper’s gift is directed to photographing
the Center’s collection of American art
for the museum’s digital imaging project.
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t the Cantor Arts Center, we have been remarkably focused and consistent in our vision and
purpose since reopening in 1999. We have weathered the vagaries of an uncertain economy, built
upon our strengths, and accomplished goals set by careful planning. I am proud to share with
you the accomplishments of fiscal year 2009–2010. Major exhibitions have afforded us rich opportunities
for campus interaction while appealing to the public and broadening our reach. Tracing the
Past, Drawing the Future brought an unprecedented number of paintings from China to
the United States and set a new record for Center exhibition attendance. Some 5000
people enjoyed Family Day at the Center, which featured activities inspired by Tracing the Past.
In addition, the exhibition resulted in programs produced in collaboration with the
Center for East Asian Studies, the Department of Art and Art History, the Pan-Asian
Music Festival, and the Department of Music.
In June, Chief Curator Emerita Carol Osborne
organized an exhibition of landscapes by William Trost
Richards that had been given to the museum during her
tenure. Her comprehensive catalogue of these works
extends the life of the exhibition indefinitely and is a
resource for ongoing scholarship.
MAMI WATA: Arts for Water Spirits in Africa and Its
Diasporas opened in August and was feted in the fall
when the related Vodoun/Vodounon: Portraits of Initiates
exhibition opened. These shows provided ample
ways to engage students from diverse disciplines
and were the impetus for public programs such as
a celebratory ceremony, a film series, lectures, and a
dance performance.
Other exhibitions of note honored affiliates of
the Center. Areas of select galleries were devoted to the
memory of Lorenz Eitner, the distinguished former
director of the Stanford Museum, and to the late Leo
Holub (former Stanford art faculty), whose photographs
of artists were displayed with examples of their work.
The Eye of the Beholder celebrated the longtime support of
the late Ruth Halperin and her husband, Bob, with a
formal exhibition of artworks that they donated or
funded over the years.
The Center revitalizes its galleries by staging major
reinstallations over time. This past year saw the renewal
and rethinking of the early European art gallery, which
now includes the Center’s classical period antiquities
from ancient Greece and Rome.
Our escalated focus on collection development was
instrumental in bringing in a number of new works that
support the Center’s commitment to scholarship and
strong displays and exhibitions. We have acquired 170
new works over the past fiscal year, both through direct
gifts of art and by purchase with funds provided by
generous donors.
Frank Lobdell (U.S.A., b. 1921), 4.27.92, 1992. Oil on canvas. Cantor Arts Center, Gift of Mrs. Betty Flagg, 2010.52 Above: Anselmo Amado (Democratic
Republic of São Tomé and Príncipe, b. 1964), Tired Limbs (Membros Cansados), 1993. Wood. Cantor Arts Center, Given in honor of C. Diane Christensen by Rita Barela
and Thomas K. Seligman, 2009.78 Previ ous Page:
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Kirk Edward Long gave the Center a collection of
master prints, including the 17th-century engraving
Allegorical Portrait of the Hapsburg Emperor Matthias, and a
lithograph series by Odilon Redon entitled To Gustave
Flaubert—The Temptation of Saint Anthony. Thanks to the
generosity of the Sussman family, a Portrait of William
D. Marks by Thomas Eakins graces the Mondavi
Family Gallery.
Recent contributions to the modern and contemporary collection include a number of paintings by
Frank Lobdell, given by Betty Flagg; the Marmor
Foundation’s gift of Andy Warhol’s Mao Tse Tung portfolio; and sculptures by Mark Lere, Edward Kienholz,
and Nancy Reddin given by Jack and Gloria Clumeck.
The Center’s strong photography collection is
enhanced by several significant gifts. Bruce and Silke
Silverstein donated a group of prints by Frank Paulin,
and an anonymous donor contributed several photographs by Leo Rubinfein, whose work is featured in an
early 2011 exhibition. Robert Flynn Johnson gave work
by various photographers, including a selection of
prints by Eli Reed.
Alumna Barbara Goldenberg bequeathed to the
Center her pre-Columbian collection plus a number of
African works. Our efforts to broaden the African and
Native American collections with work by contemporary artists are supported by a gift from Malcolm
and Karen Whyte of a group of 20th-century works
by Native American artists, including Michael Chiago,
Freda Diesing, Tony Hunt, and Bill Reid.
Funds realized by the biennial Treasure Market
supported the purchase of a very important Ming
Dynasty “neifu” jar. Enhancing the modern and contemporary collection, Isamu Noguchi’s Victim was purchased
in part with gifts from John and Jill Freidenrich, Burt
and Deedee McMurtry, Marilynn and Carl Thoma, and
Bobbie and Mike Wilsey. The acquisition of Sage E
by Magdalena Abakanowicz was made possible in
part by the Jane B. Miller bequest and the painting
The Arab by Alice Neel was purchased with funds from
the Halperin Foundation.
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Our escalated focus on collection
development brought in a number of
new works that support the Center’s
commitment to scholarship.
As a university museum, the Center embraces its
fundamental mandate to serve the academic community. We look for creative opportunities to engage with
Stanford faculty and students by mounting exhibitions
that connect with curricula; developing programs
and internships that engage students from all disciplines; acquiring artworks that support study and
scholarship; and building relationships with alumni,
donors, and volunteers.
Collections Manager Susan Roberts-Manganelli
recruited a chemical engineer, Nicole Litvinas, Ph.D.,
to conduct a feasibility study for an art conservation
science program. Another crucial project, now well
Andy Warhol (U.S.A., 1928 – 1987), Mao Tse-Tung, 1972. Screenprint, 184/250
from the Mao Tse-Tung Portfolio, Published by Peter M. Brant, New York, Feldman
& Schellmann 97. Cantor Arts Center, Gift of the Marmor Foundation (Drs. Michael
and Jane Marmor) from the collection of Drs. Judd and Katherine Marmor, 2009.94.7
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underway, involves a team dedicated to the digital
imaging and inventory of the museum’s entire collection. Work began in earnest over the summer with the
objective of increasing collection access for students,
faculty, scholars, and the general public. Once the project
is complete, the images will link to a collection database
accessible to anyone with an Internet connection.
We are grateful for the extraordinary generosity and
devotion of donors who make so many of our accomplishments possible. William Reller and his family named
the rotunda that houses the pre-Columbian collection
after Carolyn Wiedemann Reller. Eugénie Taylor, a
docent for more than 30 years, was honored by a gift
naming the south Rodin gallery. Sue and John Diekman
devoted Sue’s generous 45th reunion gift to the Center,
and a host of donors joined Phyllis Diebenkorn and
Marilyn Hohbach with gifts in memory of Lorenz
Eitner, which will be used to purchase a work of art
in his honor.
In addition to funds, the Center’s friends devote
much time and talent to the museum. I deeply appreciate
the guidance and support of my Director’s Advisory
Council, led by chair Sue Diekman.
The Membership Executive Council, chaired by
Julie Terrell Hooper, has developed and launched a
comprehensive, three-year strategic plan for membership development. Membership provides solid financial
support as well as a pool of volunteers who fill many
important positions throughout the museum.
Among our volunteers is a new class of 21 docents
who graduated last spring, joining the ranks of those
who lead tours of the museum, outdoor art, Memorial
Church, and Hanna House. In total, docents gave some
800 public and private tours last year, serving 15,063
visitors and 122 k–12 classes.
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As a university museum, the Center
embraces its fundamental mandate to
serve the academic community.
The Center’s visitor services volunteers welcome
and interact with the public. Volunteers also staff such
activities as Art Tours and Art Focus Lectures (programs
that enrich the benefits of membership and extend the
educational reach of the museum) and lend their efforts
to the biennial Rodin by Moonlight and Treasure
Market events. A volunteer steering committee led by
Deedee McMurtry helps oversee the activity of the
Contemporary Collectors Circle.
In closing, I am pleased to announce two new
additions to our curatorial ranks. In early 2010 we
welcomed Rose Demir, associate curator for education, who has already made great strides in public
programming while working with docents and colleagues. In addition, our search for a new Burton and
Deedee McMurtry Curator of Drawings, Prints, and
Photography was completed when Elizabeth Mitchell,
Ph.D., began her tenure in November 2010. Finally,
I want to recognize and express my gratitude to each
member of the wonderful Cantor Arts Center staff.
Each one is essential to the life of the Center.
T
he Center received gifts totaling more than $7
million from donors in some 2,500 households
during fiscal year 2009–2010. Contributions enriched
the collections, made possible exhibitions and education programs, named galleries, supported outreach,
and provided unrestricted support. The Center’s staff
works hard to sustain and enhance the museum for the
benefit of the campus and community. Each of our
donors, through individual and membership gifts,
makes a contribution to those efforts. We extend our
deepest thanks for their avid interest, enduring
encouragement, and generous support.
M ONA D UGGAN
Associate Director and Director of External Relations
D o n o r s o f I n d i v i d ua l M o n e ta ry
G i f t s & G i f t s o f A rt
The following donors made gifts to the Center between
September 1, 2009 and August 31, 2010. Names marked
with an asterisk (*) indicate gifts of art.
Thomas Eakins (U.S.A., 1844–1916), Portrait of Professor William D. Marks,
c. 1886. Oil on canvas. Cantor Arts Center, Gift of David and Valerie Rucker, Dean
and Chiara Sussman, Eric and Nancy Sussman, Stephen Sussman, M. D., and Kelly E.
Watson, 2010.31
Distinguished Donors
Gold Spike Circle
Donors’ Circle
Estate of Ruth Halperin
Valerie and David Rucker*
Chiara Santagostino and
Dean Sussman*
Elizabeth and Herbert Sussman*
Nancy and Eric Sussman*
Stephen Sussman*
Kelly E. Watson*
Iris and Paul Brest*
Gloria and Jack Clumeck*
Phyllis Diebenkorn
Sylvia Elsesser*
Deborah Port and Michael
Heymann*
Marilyn Hohbach
Thoma Foundation
Marilynn and Carl D. Thoma
Alturas Endowment
Rita Barela and Thomas K. Seligman*
Gerhard Casper
The Cowles Charitable Trust
Charles Cowles
Electra D. de Peyster
David Lawrence Dee
Estate of Joanna Despres
The Ducommun and
Gross Foundation
Lynn and Robert C. Ducommun
John Fogelsong
Kathryn Fogelsong
Robert M. Halperin
Elizabeth Swindells Hulsey
Candace and W. Michael Humphreys
Janet Kreager Huston*
Index Ventures
Robert Flynn Johnson*
MAP Royalty, Inc.
Jeanne McKee-Rothe and
Andrea Rothe *
Lisa and David Mooring
Jane Stanford Circle
T HOMAS K. S ELIGMAN
John and Jill Freidenrich Director
Susan and John Diekman
Betty Flagg*
Jill and John Freidenrich
Barbara Goldenberg*
Kirk Edward Long*
The Henry Luce Foundation
Marmor Foundation*
Jane and Michael Marmor*
William Reller
Eugénie and Hugh Taylor
Terra Foundation for American Art
Curators’ Circle
Cantor Arts Center Art Tours
and Art Focus Lectures
Barbara and John Holzrichter*
Koret Foundation
Deedee and Burton McMurtry
The Pine Tree Foundation of
New York
The San Francisco Foundation
Yumi and Craig Sherman
Charles Tanenbaum
Karen and Malcolm Whyte*
Barbara and Michael Wilsey
Silke and Bruce Silverstein*
Tad Taube
Trident Capital
Mr. and Mrs. Jack R. Wheatley
Friends Circle Tier I
Barbara and Gerson Bakar
David Woods Kemper
Memorial Foundation
Dianne and Charles Frankel*
Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP
Jacque and William Jarve
Joseph F. McCrindle Foundation
James Kemper
Michele and Steven Kirsch
Oak Creek Apartments
Eugene Segre*
Alan Sieroty*
Julie Terrell Hooper and
William Hooper
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C A N T O R
We are grateful for the extraordinary generosity and devotion
of donors who make so many of our accomplishments possible.
Friends Circle Tier II
Monique Apatoff
Melissa and James Badger
Galina Balon and
Vladimir Nekhendzy*
Rita and Stanley Bell
Estate of Robert Bothwell*
Melissa and Kenneth Brenner
Karen Virginia Edwards
Louise and Lawrence Frye
Mimi Gardner Gates
Terilyn Hanko
Janice and H. Stephen Meisel
Kimberly Young and John Moragne
Cristina M. Morgan and
Stephen Braun Bergren
Lynne and Perry Olson
Ximena Pavlik
Kathleen and Robert Piziali
Raymond Family Foundation
Elizabeth K. Raymond
Wendy and Jeffrey Rohn
Danelle and Mario Rosati
Carol and Michael Shealy
Deborah and Michael Shepherd
Silicon Valley Community
Foundation
Stanford Federal Credit Union
Steven and Michele Kirsch
Foundation
The Thomas and Stacey Siebel
Foundation
Wells Fargo
Friends Circle Tier III
Atthowe Fine Art Services
Stefanie Lingle Beasley
Dr. Ned Chapin
Barbara and John Holzrichter
David Knowles
Darle and Patrick Maveety
Phyllis and Kenneth Sletten
Jan and Robert Strohecker
Friends Circle Tier IV
Stina and Herant Katchadourian
Amy Ladd
Philanthropic Ventures Foundation
Friends Circle Tier V
Mr. Paul Althouse
Asian Art Museum Foundation
of San Francisco
Christina and Mason Astley
Lynda Helmstadter Barber
Barbara and Arnold L. Bloom
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In Memory of Donald G. Fisher
Jill and John Freidenrich
In Honor of Betsy G. Fryberger
Dave Himmel blau
In Memory of Ruth L. Halperin
Ms. Barbara D. Carson
Susan and John Diekman
Judith A. Wolken
In Memory of Madelyn G. Jason
Martha and Roger Mertz
In Memory of Irene Martha Johnson
Geraldine W. Asper
Lezlie and John H. Glare
Ann Marie Holleschau
In Memory of Jane Miller
Jeanne Abbott
David Kennedy
Barry Leskin
William Nichols
In Honor of Carolyn and William Reller
Cindy and Jeff Traum
In Honor of Judith Rino
Ms. Barbara D. Carson
In Honor of Norma Schlossman
Alyce and Mike Parsons
Mr. David A. Schlossman
In Honor of Tad Taube
Anne and Dick Gould
In Memory of Ms. Albert J. Kurtzon
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dixon
M u s e u m L e g ac y C i rc l e
Art Thompson (Canada, 1948 – 2003), Dog, 1974. Screenprint. Cantor Arts Center, Gift of Malcolm and Karen Whyte, 2009.92
Terry Huggins Carlitz
Chris and Jeffrey Carlton
Julia Michael-Charnes and
James Charnes
Betty and Albert Cohen
Patricia and Philip De Brincat
Lyn and Patrick Dougherty
Maria V. Gerzon Erdi
Fidelity Investments
Camilla Field
Judy Font
Judith Harris
Madeleine Hexter
Priscilla Hexter
Daniel Hill
Mrs. Robert W. Jamplis
John & Sandra Leland Foundation
Judith Keyani
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Leland, Jr.
Donna Maytham
Diane McCoy
Betsy Okarma
Marjorie Pitchon
Stanford Nurse Alumnae
Anne and Craig Taylor
The Terraces of Los Gatos
The Town Club
Kimberly and Kyle Vogel
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory F. Wilbur
H O N O R A RY &
MEMORIAL GIFTS
In Memory of Mrs. Martin Anderson
Mrs. Burt Avery
In Memory of Carmen M. Christensen
Marion Dumont
Jane and Tom Morton
Kemi Nakabayashi
In Honor of Diane Christensen
Rita Barela and Thomas K. Seligman*
In Honor of Katherine Jean Clifford
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clifford
In Memory of Penny Dorfman
Terry Su and Richard Sousa
In Memory of Professor and Director
Emeritus Lorenz Eitner
Marianne Arnstein
Nancy and Clayton Bavor
Pauline Brown
David C. Cateforis
Anne O’Neil Dauer
Mrs. Electra D. de Peyster
Mrs. Phyllis G. Diebenkorn
The Ducommun and
Gross Foundation
Lynn and Robert Ducommun
Judith and Robert Falconer
Marilyn Fogel
Edith Glazener
Mary-Margaret Goggin
Marcia Growdon
Anthony Gully
Nancy Harris
Barbara and Albert Hastorf
Marilyn Hohbach
Judith and William Kays
Phoebe Korn
Philip Lally
Elise and George Liddle
Elizabeth and J. T. Martin
Darle and Patrick Maveety
Jody Maxmin
Martha Mertz
Marcia Morse
Steven Nash
Sandra and Wilcox Patterson
Bonnie Rattner
Marlyn and Marvin Richards
Peter Stansky
Joan and Stewart Steere
Marion Stewart
Roberta Thompson
Helen Trimpi
Rex Vaughan
Ilse Von Witzleben
Kenneth Wayne
Phyllis Willits
The following donors have made plans to support the
Center in perpetuity, either through monetary gifts or
gifts of art.
Eric and Elaine Berson
Pauline Brown
Gayle Brugler
Betye Burton
Bliss Carnochan
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Campbell
Virginia and William Carpenter
Betty and George Cilker
Nancy Patricia Coe
Betty and Albert Cohen
Anne Dauer
Shirley Ross Davis
Susan and John Diekman
Beverly and Stephen Docter
Alexander Fetter
M. Richard Giffra
Barbara Goldenberg
Barbara Gray
Ruth and Robert Halperin
Nancy Harris
Priscilla and George Hexter
Michael Heymann and
Deborah Port
Robert S. Hockwald
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C a n to r A rt s C e n t e r M e m b e r s h i p
We remain grateful for the support of all of our
members. Space allows us to recognize only those at
the Benefactor level and above.
Director’s Circle
Kit and Peter Bedford
Helen and Peter Bing
Paula and Bandel Carano
Susan and John Diekman
Doris Fisher
Jill and John Freidenrich
Yvette and John Gurley
Robert Halperin
Andrea and John Hennessy
Marilyn and Harold Hohbach
Elizabeth and Zachary Hulsey
Lindsay and Peter Joost
Liong Seen Kwee
Jeanne and William Landreth
Ambassador Bill and Jean Lane
Daryl and John Lillie
Jane and Michael Marmor
Deedee and Burton McMurtry
Vinie and J. Sanford Miller
Nancy and Lawrence Mohr
Lisa and David Mooring
Barbara and Kenneth Oshman
Andrea and Geoffrey Ralston
Marcia and Fred Rehmus
Carolyn and William Reller
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Taylor
Marilynn and Carl Thoma
New Founders’ Circle
Mary Anne Nyburg Baker and
G. Leonard Baker
Suzanne and Bruce Crocker
Julie Terrell Hooper and
William Hooper
Jeannette and Robert Latta
Emily Leisy
Cathy McMurtry
Betsy and Bill Meehan
Charlotte and George P. Shultz
Marilyn Hohbach
Virginia and Benjamin Holt
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hubbard
Janet Kreager Huston
Patricia Geary Johnson (’51)
and George Robert Johnson
Phoebe Korn
William Leben
Ambassador Bill and Jean Lane
Kirk Edward Long
Darle and Patrick J. J. Maveety
Samuel C. Miller
J. Sanford Miller
Richard Narver
Alicia and Merrill Newman
Barbara and Warren Poole
Fred and Marcia Rehmus
Nancy Weeks Rossen
Dorothy and George Saxe
Gaither Hatcher Smith and
W. Byron Smith
Peter Stansky
Mary and Charles Tanenbaum
Ellen Uhrbrock
Melitta and Rex Vaughan
Frank Paulin (U.S.A., b. 1926), Man with Cigar, 1952. Gelatin-silver
print. Cantor Arts Center, Gift of Bruce and Silke Silverstein, 2010
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Suzanne and Laurence Spitters
Madeline and Isaac Stein
Rex Vaughan
Barbara and Michael Wilsey
Connoisseurs’ Circle
Katherine and George Alexander
Wendelin Wright and John Bravman
Kerry and Howard Dallmar
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Eisenstat
Cynthia and Bill Floyd
Ann Maris Griffiths
Lucille and Walter Harrison
Grace and Laurance Hoagland
Pamela Miller-Hornik and
David Hornik
P. L. Loughlin
Shirley and Duncan Matteson
Darle and Patrick Maveety
Laura Nagle
Carrie and George Penner
Juliana Petricciani
Catarina and Andrew Schwab
Allison Whiting
Sheila Duignan and Michael Wilkins
Artists’ Circle
Marianne Arnstein
Mrs. Burt Avery
Alison and James Barta
Nancy and Clayton Bavor
Mildred and Paul Berg
Marilyn and Allan Brown
Tecoah and Thomas Bruce
Mr. and Mrs. C. Preston Butcher
Chris and Jeffrey Carlton
Joyce Castellino
Martha and Paul Chamberlain
Elizabeth Cilker
Lynda and Charlie Clark
Diane Copeland
Ann and E. David Crockett
Joan Hong and Roger Day
Ann Baskins and Thomas DeFilipps
Susan and Harry Dennis
Anne and Jerry Down
Linda and Mike Edwards
Barbara and William Edwards
Mary Jane and William Elmore
Sally Randel and Paul Fearer
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Mr. and Mrs. Noel Fenton
Doris-Jane Fondahl
Carol C. and Joel P. Friedman
Betsy and Robert Gamburd
Judith and Michael Gaulke
Alison Geballe
Professor Emeritus and
Mrs. Theodore Geballe
Lynn and James Gibbons
Marcia and John Goldman
Diane and Harry Greenberg
Inta and Bruce Hasenkamp
Fredericka and Derk Hunter
Annette and David Jorgensen
Elaine Baskin and Kenneth Krechmer
Teresa and William Kurfess
Grayson and David Lane
Joan Lane
Jane and Drew Lanza
Stuart Leeb
Nancy Livingston and Fred Levin
Susan and Richard Levy
Beverly and Peter Lipman
Elizabeth and Joseph Mandato
Mary and Bruce Marsh
Christie and James McCoy
Linda and Anthony Meier
Martha and Roger Mertz
Constance Corcoran Miller
Mrs. Albert Moorman
Kimberly Young and John Moragne
Roslyn and Mervin Morris
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pavey
Leonilla and William Perry
Patricia and Rowland Rebele
Mindy and Jesse Rogers
Amy and William Salisbury
Jillian Manus-Salzman and
Alan Salzman
William S. Schuyler
Jacqueline and Pieter Smith
Eta and Sass Somekh
Marilyn Speigl
Srinija Srinivasan
Professor Emeritus and
Mrs. Patrick Suppes
Cindy and Jeff Traum
Katherine and Mark Valentine
David Wallenberg
Jennifer Yelland
C E N T E R
We extend our deepest thanks for our donors’ avid interest,
enduring encouragement, and generous support.
Adolph Rosekrans
Jane Vaden and Norman Roth
Theresa and Mark Rowland
Patricia and James Schaaf
Norma and Charles Schlossman
Pamela and Lawrence Schwab
Mrs. Edwin A. Seipp, Jr.
Alan Sieroty
Barbara and Arnold Silverman
Jan and Robert Strohecker
Mrs. William P. Thomas
Eileen Moran and F. J. Van Rheenen
Gail and Robert Walker
Karen Walsh
Judith and Peter Wolken
Katherine and Stephen Wurzburg
Mr. Jerome D. Young
Benefactor
Nicole and Joseph Akerman
Paul Althouse
Gwen and Patrick Anderson
Veronica Arthur
Helena and Richard Babb
Melissa and James Badger
Malcolm R. Beasley
Terrye and Robert Bellas
Bonnie Brae
JoAnn and Ross Bright
Mary Rose and Luca Cafiero
Charlene Cogan
Rosa and Werner Cohn
Marilyn and George Coombe
Barbara Crawford
Margaret and Yogen Dalal
Kathleen Davis
Ralph Del Sarto
Janet and Guy DiJulio
Mr. and Mrs. J. Philip DiNapoli
Peggy and Stephen Dow
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ehrlich
David Elliott
Suzanne and Allan Epstein
Nancy and John Etchemendy
Lynn Bunim and Alexander Fetter
Emily Huggins Fine
Jeanne and Frank Fisher
Marc A. Franklin
Nancy and Charles Geschke
Mrs. Jonathan B. Gifford
Mary and Clinton Gilliland
Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Glockner
Faith and David Gobuty
Emily and Michael Goldberg
Mrs. Richard I. Gonzalez
Susan and William Gould
Irene Wapnir and Ralph Greco
Carol and Dexter Hake
Celeste Baranski and Paul Hammel
Nan and Orion Hoch
Mrs. Jean M. Hood
Mrs. John A. Hooper
Mr. and Mrs. John N. Hunter, Jr.
Beth and Luther Izmirian
Betty Jeanne Johnson
John Jorgenson
Alyce and Steven Kaplan
Jill and Donald Knuth
Iris and Harold Korol
Meg and Jeff Berkes
A R T S
Contemporary Collectors Circle
William Harry Warren Bicknell (U.S.A., 1860 – 1947), Self-Portrait, 1897. Etching
and drypoint. Cantor Arts Center, Given in recognition of Betsy G. Fryberger, curator
emerita, by Dave Himmelblau, 2010.13
Gloria and Kenneth Levy
Elise and George Liddle
Carol and Hal Louchheim
Lynda Lynch
Helen and David MacKenzie
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Makler
Shoshana Chazan and
Anthony Malutta
Joanne and Robert Mann
Alex Matson
Katherine and Robert Maxfield
Darlene Vian and Brian McCune
Virginia Meade
Phyllis Moldaw
Charlotte Lowell and
Charles Munger
Anne Casey and David Neuman
Kay and Peter Nosler
Petty and J. Boyce Nute
Mary O’Rourke
Gretchen and Robert Ostenberg
Kevin Paige
Pamela and James Patterson
Margaret Baxter-Pearson and
Eric Pearson
Lesley and Peter Phillips
Kathleen and Robert Piziali
Barbara and Warren Poole
Paula and William Powar
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Ream
Laurose and Burton Richter
Helen Robison
Mickie Anderson
Judy Barber
Elaine Baskin and Kenneth Krechmer
Judy and Henry Blommer
Margi Blunt
Barbara Bogomilsky
Ann Bowers
Tecoah and Thomas Bruce
Susan Carey
Joyce and Ronald Castellino
Lynda and Charlie Clark
Ann and David Crockett
Jean Curtiss
Deirdra DiNapoli
Jennifer DiNapoli
Barbara and William Edwards
Connie Eisenstat
Jo Beardsley and Gil Ellenberger
Sharon Elsen
Nancy Farrar
Nancy Fiene
Jeanne and Frank Fischer
Sue Fitch
Cynthia and Bill Floyd
Jill and John Freidenrich
Marilee Gardner
Lynn and Jim Gibbons
Nancy Gonzalez
Ruth Gottlieb
Ann Griffiths
Susan and Harry Hartzell
Lucie Jay
Annette Jorgensen
Judith Kays
Jeanne Kennedy
Phoebe Korn
Iris and Harold Korol
Jean Krakower
Diane La France
Kathryn Ladra
Gloria Levy
Carol and Hal Louchheim
Linda Lynch
Suzanne and Stan Mantell
Jane McInnis
Jean McIntyre
Sonia and Bud McLellan
Deedee and Burt McMurtry
Cathy McMurtry
Linda Meier
Martha Mertz
Phyllis Moldaw
Roz Morris
Elke Muller
Carol Nie
Kay and Peter Nosler
Barbara Oshman
Sandra Patterson
Jane Pica
Helen and Joseph Pickering
Barbara and Warren Poole
Barbara Preuss
Judy and Walter Robinson
Ruth Seiler
Barbara Silverman
Bonnie Silverman
Amanda Tevis
Carmen Ortiz and Jerry Torrance
Julia Veitch
Nancy Veitch
Judith A. Wolken
Jennifer Yelland
Gail Young
Sara Zumwalt
Mark Lere (U.S.A., b. 1950), Untitled, 1989. Welded and rusted steel and rubber.
Cantor Arts Center, Gift of Jack (A.B. 1960) and Gloria Clumeck, 2009.93
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