195th Annual Report for the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts

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195th Annual Report for the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts

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2000

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Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts

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ooking back over 1999-2000, we at PAFA had the monumental opportunity
to close one century and open the unlimited potential of the next. At such
times, it is customary to survey one's accomplishments, to determine one's

successes, and to peer ahead into the future, a future that will undoubtedly require
an even greater union between ' our two selves: Museum and School. The Pennsylvania
Academy of the Fine Arts is an institution with a history that spans nearly 200 years.
It assumed the role of a national institution and has become a major contributor to

the world of art on a universal scale.
Our growth has been not only artistic, but physical as well. The Academy's early
evolution under Harrison Morris in the late 19 th century signaled an ambitious, new
beginning. It positioned PAFA as the connection for introducing developing artistic
movements like Impressionism to Philadelphia through the works of leading American
artists. Today, we continue our role as a
primary means of connecting Philadelphia
to the world's changing art movements,
to up-and-coming artists, and to the
celebration of American art. The physical
union of the Academy's Furness building
with the new facilities at 128 North Broad
Street will allow for an even greater
impact on the local and national arts
communities and on our region. PAFA's
place as a nationally recognized institu-

DONALD

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CALDWELL, JOSHUA C . THOMPSON ,

AND DBJl"f,K A . gILLMAN

tion of learning, innovation, and education
will be strengthened. This year's eminent acquisition of Thomas Eakins's portrait,
Harrison S. Morris, serves as an auspicious omen for PAFA's future. It was as a result

of Morris 's connections to some of the finest American artists of his day that the
Academy developed a progressive collecting and exhibition practice, while opening its
doors to a more diverse public. It was through Eakins's roles as student, teacher, and
director that helped shape the identity and reputation of the Academy today.
As the Academy prepares to embark on an historical and comprehensive expansion,
we cannot help but feel that, were they here with us today, both Morris and Eakins
would be enthusiastic supporters and champions of this endeavor. Possibilities for
the new and improved Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts are limited only by
the imagination. We invite you to realize and experience them with us.

DONALD IL CALDWBLL

JO SHUA C . THOMPSON

D£RBK A . <JTLLMAN

Cha irman of th e Board ofTrustees

President and Chief Execut ive Officer

Executive Director and Provost

LOOKIN(J AHBAD

THIS MODBL SHOWS THE fURNBSS-HEWITT BUILDlNG ON THB LEt'T AND THE nBCBNTLY punCHASBD 300,000 -

SQUARB-fOOT LOfT RUILDINg ON THE RigHT. THE pROpOSED EXpANSION Of THE pENNSYLVAN I A CONVENT I ON
CENTEJI ON BROAD STREET PLANS fOR THE MAIN ENT R ANCE TO HI; D I IIECTLY ACROSS follOM THE pAfA CAMp U S .

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n the fall of 2003, the Academy will unveil a seam less ly unified campus, jo ining Frank Furness's beloved
landma rk building with the Gomery-Schwartz

Autocar Company at 128 North Broad Street. For the first
time in nearly 40 years, the Museum and School wil l be
physica lly contigu ous and prepared for the cha ll enges
sought by bright, new talent.
Guided by insig hts gained after th oughtful and comprehensive review, reflection and challenging se lf-assessme nt
involving all of the Academy's constituencies, Ph ilade lphiabased architect firm Dagit·Saylor was appointed to plan the
consolidating of the Museum and the School into one
campus. Chosen from a field of more than 30 firms, this
undertaking marks the second time that Dagit·Saylor has
worked with the Academy. The award-w inni ng firm is
national ly recognized fo r its design work in higher
education and cultural insti tu tion s, as we ll as its wor k for
corpora te and commerc ia l proj ects.

A P LAZA ON CHE IlI\ Y STRBET CONNECTS THE OLD AND
THE NEW .

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Beyond th is milestone expansion, enthusiastically supported
by Governor Tom Ridge and the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania, the Academy has assembled a Capital
Campaign Committee led by Chair Do na ld R. Caldwell and
Vice Chairs Richard Woosman and Henry B. du P. Smith .
This campa ig n wii l work to ensure t he realization of the
Academy's long- held dreams whic h inc lude:

.:. TH E DOUBLING OF SPACE FOR THE ACADEMY'S
PERMANENT COLLECTION AND FOR MAJOR
SPEC IAL EXHIBITIONS
.:. NEW STUDIO SPACE, CLASSROOMS, EDUCATIONAL AR EAS,
AND ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES
.:. THE DESIGN AND CREATION OF DRAMATICALLY EXPANDE D
EXHIBITION SPACE WITH A STATE-OF-THE-ART LIGHTING
SYSTEM
.;. A GALLERY DEVOTED TO PENNSYLVANIA ARTISTS
SPANNING THE LAST TWO CENTURIES
.:. THE ADDITION OF STUDENT SERVICES THAT INCLUDES
A GR EATLY EXPANDED LIBRARY
.:. A SP LENDID MUSEUM SHOP AND CAFE FACING THE
FURN ESS FAC;:ADE ACROSS ANEW PEDESTRIAN PLAZA

THIS

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In add itio n to ma intai ning the Aca demy's place as a wo rld class institution an d creati ng sta te-of -th e-art educationa l,
exhibi tion an d permanen t collection gallery facilities, t he
f utu re renovat ions wil l dramatically enhance the Academy's
presence as an ancho r and catalyst for the northward
growth of the Avenue of th e Arts and will la y the groundwork for creating a mean ingful and strong pa rtn ersh ip
with the Pe nnsylvan ia Conventio n Center. The Academy
will continue to serve as an innovative leader in the
Philadelp hia arts comm unity.

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LOOKINg BACK: THB YBAR IN BXHIBITIONS

"WHAT IS AMERICAN ABOUT AMERICAN ART?" WAS A QUESTION FIRST POSED DURING THE
UN IVERSAL EXPOSIT I ON HELD I N PARIS IN 1900 . IN THE CONTINUING SEARCH FOR THE ESSENCE
OF AMERICAN CREATIVITY , ONE MUST REMEMBER THAT FEW AMERICAN ART I STS OF ANY ERA HAVE
WORKED I N ISOLATION FROM THE LARGER CURRENTS OF THE I NTERNATIONAL WORLD . I N ITS 19992000 PRESENTATIONS-FROM THE PARRISH AND TWACHTMAN RETROSPECTIVE EXHIB ITIONS TO
PARIS 1900 AND ANDY WARHOL: SOC IAL OBSERVER-THE PENNSYLVANIA ACADE MY OF THE FINE
ARTS SHOWCASED AMERICAN ART OF A PROFOUND LY ORIGINAL AND INARGUABLY COSMOPOLITA N
CHARACTER. WHERE BETTER TO EN JOY SUCH ART THAN IN A CIT Y OF WORLD-CLASS CULTURAL
ACCOMPLI SHMENTS AND I N AN INSTITUTION OF SUCH INTERNATIONA L REPUTATION THAT MARRIES
MUSEUM AND SCHOO L.

for the Arts. Loca l fu ndi ng was provided

emphasis on t he fi nished object, serves

by t he Independence Found at ion,

as an inspiratio n to new gene rations

Arcad ia Foundat ion, t he Pennsylvani a

of art ists. Proceeds f rom sales at this

Historica l and Museum Comm ission,

School Ga llery exhibit ion established The

the Pennsylvan ia Counci l on t he Arts,

Jane Piper Memorial Scholarsh ip Fund

and Mel lon Ba nk Co rporation.

to benefi t students at t he Academy.

Moving beyond the success of Maxfie ld
Parris h, a roste r of exhib it ions filled t he
Academy's ga lleries. Each offered visi-

CHARLBS

BUHNS

OC TOBER - DECEMBER 1999

tors the chance to trace t he Ame rican

Presented in t he Morris Gal lery, t his

character in American art. Li nki ng th e

mini-retrospective exp lored t he dark,
funny and disturbing work of

Aca demy to summer even ts in
Phi ladelphia, t he final two exhibit ions

Ph iladel phia-based graphic-artist

offered an explorat ion of t he changing

Charl es Burns. Best kn own fo r his

ident ity and role of the Republican

illustrations, com ics, and books, Burns's

Party, and Amer ica, at di ffere nt poi nts

work ca ptures t he dai ly perversit ies

MAXf. I ELD pARnrsH

in its history. Taken as a group, t he

and t ran sgressions of the con temporary

Princess Poril ode Bringing Home the Singing Tree

exhibiti ons addressed the complex,

psyche in gothic imagery and texts. This

1906, Oi l on paper. Gift of Mrs. Franci s P. Garvan

shifting relationsh ips betw ee n America n

was Burns's fi rst regi onal showing in

art and politics f rom the 19th ce nt ury to

five yea rs.

the present day.
MAXfIBLD

pARRISH,

1870 - 1966

"~OLDBN A~B"

J UNE - OCTO BER 1999

JU N E - OCTOB ER 1999

Maxfield Parrish-a prod uct of Qua ker

As a compleme nt to t he Maxfield

Phi ladelp hia and a graduate of t he

Parrish ret rospective, seldom seen wo rks

Academy-i s an artist whose work

on paper f rom the pe rm anent co llection
by many of Par rish's skil led Academy

seems quintessentia lly Ame rican . His
legacy be longs to a long and honorable

col leagues-from the trai lblazers Ed win

t radition of artists depict ing mag ica l

Austin Abbey and Arthur Burdett Frost,

spa ces, enviro nmen ts beyond th e reach

who ha d great success as illustrators

of t he mundan e. October concluded one

in the late 19th cent ury to his contem -

of the most memorab le and successful

poraries Will iam Glackens, Jo hn Sloa n,

exhibit ions in memory, brin ging

Violet Oakley, and Jessie Wilcox Smi th-

unprecedented numbe rs of visitors to
t he Academy's ga lleries, many of whom

were fea t ured.

had never previously visi ted PAFA.

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Additiona l stops for the exhib it ion

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inc luded Manc heste r, Ne w Hampshire;

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Rochester and Brooklyn , New York.

OC TOBER - NO V EMBER 1999

Orga nized by t he Academy and The
American Federation of Arts, major
f und ing was provided by Th e Henry Luce
Fou ndat ion, Inc. Additiona l support was
provi ded by t he National Endowme nt

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One of Philade lph ia's finest pai nters,
Jane Piper (1916-1991) studied in the

JANE pIPER

mid-1 930s at the Academy. Piper's

Wellfleet Bouquet

adoption of the rad ica l ca ll to "st ruct ure

1989, Oi l on canva s

a pa inting t hro ugh color," with no

Co llection of t he Art ist's Estate

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John Twach tma n (1853-1902) was

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FE BRUARY - APRIL 2000

perhaps the most sophisticated and

In the decades follow ing the Civil War,

influentia l of the American Impressionists

American artists increasingly supple-

and was closely linked with the French

mented their native training with

Imp ress ionists, particularly Claude Monet.

European travel. The Academy cultivated

Regularly featured in the Academy's

this in te rnational dialogue by including

Annuals from 1893 to 1909, the

expatriate work in special exhibitions. In

Academy served as the only East Coast

t he spirit of the earlier displays, Views

JANB HOLZBlI JOINS ASSISTANT CURATOR

venue for this f irst major retrospective

from Home and Abroad presented 25

JONATHAN BINSTOCK AT THE PBE:VIBW GALA
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on Twachtman in more tha n 35 years.

rarely seen drawings from the Academy's

Organized by t he High Museum of Art

permanent col lection that embodied

in Atlanta, the exhib it ion was made

this European-American exchange.

possible in Philadelphia by the support
ANNUAL

through contributions from ind ividual

BXHIBITION

members.

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IMPRBSSIONISTS

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The Academy was the on Iy East Coast
venue and final stop for this exhibition

BXHIBITION

which surveyed the career of Academy

MAY 2000

alu mnus Robe rt Gwathmey (1903-1988),

The "ASE," as we cal l it at the Academy,
hono rs a tradition dating back to 1902
that provides an ideal opportunity for

In conjunction with the Twachtman

co llecto rs to discove r the prodigies of

exhibition, Impressionists at PAFA

tomorrow. Each year t he Annual

featured selected paintings from the

Student Exhib itio n offers students the

Academy's permanent co llection , as well

forum to compete for numerous awards

as paintings from outside lenders. The

and prizes, inc lud ing the prestigious

exhibit examined the Academy's crit ical

Cresson, Schiedt, and Ware Traveling

role in the development and promotion

Scholarships-established more than 90

of the experimental style in th is century

years ago to supply f unds for students

and included t he specia l loan of Monet's

to t ravel for two months and to partake

Spring in Giverny as an example of

of the kind of cross-cultural exchange

artistic cross-fertilization between

evidenced in Paris 1900 and Views

French and American Impressionists.

from Home and Abroad.

BARRY

ANDY

one of the most committed socia l-realist
artists of t he 20 th century. Gwathmey
was acclaimed for his sensitive observations of African American rural li fe in
the American South, using geometric
forms and bold colors. Organized by
the Butler Institute of American Art, t he
exhibition coi ncided with Andy Warhol,
thus presenting the Academy with t he
unique opportunity to display two
social commentators and to pursue its
miss ion by resha pi ng conceptions of
postwar American art.
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DECEMBER 1999 - FEBRUARY 2000

This Morris Gallery exhibition marked the

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JUNE - SEPTEMBER 2000

first-ever solo museum showing by PAFA

Organized by PAFA, the exhibition

alumnus and Phi ladelphia-based painter

showcased more than 85 paintings,

Barry Goldberg. It offered an exceptiona l

prints, photographs, a fi lm and arch ival

look at the artist's signature work in oil

material f rom The Andy Warhol

and encaustic and his spare composi-

Museum in Pittsb urg h. Divided into

tions and geometric arrangements.

seven themat ic sections, Warhol's
engagement with what he perceived to

pARIS

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"AMBRICAN
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be socia ll y relevant in art and life was
explored, as well as his role as an artist
who was politically aware and socially

BXPOSITION

active. The exhibition was supported

FEBRUARY - APRIL 2000

in part by a grant from t he Mellon

Organized by the Montcla ir Art
Museum, Paris 1900 marked a homecoming of sorts for the Academy, bri ng ing t he return of many important works
originally shown at the 1900 Universal
Exposition in Paris and later featured at
the Academy as a special complement
to t he 1901 annua l exhibition. Paris
1900 was an ambitious reconstruction
of t he Amer ican submissions to t he
Pa ris Exposition.

Financial Corporation Foundation, with
additional funding from the Women's

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JUNE - SEPTEMBER 2000

Th is special installation, presented
in conjunction with the Republican
Natio na l Convention in Ph iladelphia,
showcased works purc hased with
funds provided by the National
Endowment for the Arts from 1974 to
1988. Of the 19 works acquired with
NEA assistance, many have become
core components of the Academy's
collection of 20 th -century art.
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JUNE - SEPTEMBER 2000

Comm ittee of the Academy and t he

The insta llation of paintings, graphics,

Greater Phi ladelp hia Tourism Marketing

and sculptures from the Academy's

Corporation.

permanent collection and that of the
Union League of Ph ilade lph ia examined
American artists' var ied responses to
the Civi I Wa r, as wel l as the city's
important role in the Union victory.
Fea t ured artists inc luded Peter Frederick
Rothermel, Randolph Rogers, Jo hn
Sarta in , and Augustus Saint-Gaudens.

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Scott Noel

PURCHASES

Portrait of Lauren with Still Life, 1999
Oil on canvas. Gift of Howard and Fredrica
Wagman, 2000.2 (shown above)

Mary Ann Bucklin

Untitled
Monotype on paper. Pen nsylvania Academy

Faith Ringgold

Purchase Prize from t he 102nd Annual Fellowship

Tor Beach 2, 1990

Exhibition, 1999.22.2

Silkscreen on quilt. The Harold A. and Ann R.
Sorgenti Collection of Contemporary African
American Art, 1999.17.2 (shown on left page)

Dan Miller

Boselitz
Woodcut on paper. Pen nsylvania Academy

Erwin Saniga

Purchase Prize from

Plums

the 102nd Annual Fellowship Exhibition,

Oil on panel. Gift of George J. Turak, 1999.15

1999.22.1

Bill Scott

Dox Thrash

Hollyhocks and Roses, 1999

Second Thought (aka My Neighbor), recto, 1939

Acrylic on paper. Gift of Howard and Fredrica

East Side, verso Carborundum

Wagman, 1999.20

print/mezzotint/aquatint on paper
Pennsylvania Academy Purchase Fund,

Gilbert Stuart

1999.21a & b

Portrait of Patrick Grant, 1808
Oi l on canvas. Gift of Patricia Grant Scull,
1999.24 (shown on right, middle)

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THB YBAR IN ACQUISITIONS

_-.".._ he vitality of a museum and its value to its community rests in its

ACQUISITIONS

ability to continua lly expand and diversify its co ll ections. Fol low ing
this principle, the Academy was very pleased both to make possible
the acquisition of Thomas Eakins's portrait of Harrison Morris and to welcome
five important works of art by African American artists. In September 2000, the
acquisition process finalized with the arrival of the Eakins's portrait, Harrison S.
Morris. This partial purchase, partial gift was made possible by the Henry S.

GIFTS

Katherine Marie Barker

Two Sketchbooks, ca. 1915
Graphite, colored pencil, and watercolor on
paper. Gift of the artist's son, Richard L. Fussell,
1999.18.1 and 1999.18.2

McNeil Acquis iti on Fund, by other Academy art acqu isition funds and by Harrison
Wright, the owner of the portrait and grandson of Harrison S. Morris. This piece
stands ou t as work that intertwines the Academy's multiple roles as Museum

Romare Bearden

The Piano Lesson (Homage to Mary Lou), 1983
Color lithograph on paper. The Harold A. and Ann

and School and connects two legends in the Academy's storied growth and

R. Sorgenti Collection of Contemporary African

development. Painted by former Academy studen t, teacher and director of the

American Art, 1999.17.1 (detail shown on page 6)

Academy's School, Thomas Eakins, and depicting legendary director Harrison S.
Morris, this is one of Eakins's finest male portraits.

Beverly Buchanan

Hit Party, 1990
Oil pastel on paper. The Harold A. and Ann R.

The second major acquisition of the year comprised Tar Beach 2 by Faith

Sorgenti Collection of Contemporary African

Ringgo ld; The Piano Lesson (Homage to Mary Lou) by Romare Bearden, and three

American Art, 1999.17.5

works by Georgia-based artist Beverly Buchanan. Purchased with funds provid ed

Beverly Buchanan

by Harold A. and Ann R. Sorgenti, these are the first group of works of art to

Ms. Mary Lou Furcron (sitting), 1989

enter the Academy's collections as part of its newly crea ted Harold A. & Ann R.

Color photograph. The Harold A. and Ann R.

Sorgenti Col lection of Contemporary African American Art. The Sorgenti
Co ll ection, on long-term loan to the Academy sin ce July 1999, currently contains

Sorgenti Coll ection of Contemporary African
American Art, 1999.17.4

98 paintings, sculptures, pri nts, watercolors, and col lages produced from 1970 to

Beverly Buchanan

1991. A number of the artists represented in the Sorgenti Collectio n, including

S.c. House Near Bull Swamp School, 1989-1995

Charles Searles and Raymond Saunders, eith er studied at the Academy or have
some affil iation with the Philadelphia region. A longtime supporter of the

Wood, nails, tin, glue, screws, and bamboo.
The Harold A. and Ann R. Sorgenti Collection of
Contemporary African American Art, 1999.17.3

Academy, Mr. Sorgenti was elected to the Board ofTrustees in 1980 and served
as its Chairman from 1986 to 1993. The Academy is extremely grateful for his
contin ued stewa rdship in preservi ng Phi ladel ph ia and America's artistic heritage.

Adolph Dioda

Elephant
Ink and graphite on paper.
Gift of the Dioda Fam ily, 1999.16.1
Adolph Dioda

Nude
Graphite on paper. Gift of the Dioda Family,
1999.16.2
John Flannagan

Standing Female Nude
Graphite on paper.
Gift of Marian Mitchell in memory of Carl
Zig rosser, 2000.1
Charles Fromuth

Sunset and Reflections with Harbor.
Concarneou, 1896
Pastel on paper. Gi f t of Claiborne T. Smith, Jr.,
1999.25 (shown on bottom right of next page)
Jimmy C. Lueders

Horn and Hardhort, ca. 1952
Oil on canvas. Gift of Elizabeth Osborne, 1'999.19
Henry Mitchell

Bimbi e Bimbinoie
(Children and Nursemaids), 1951
Bronze. Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Irwin L. Bernstein,
1999.14.1
Henry Mitchell

Paper Carriers of Amalfi, 1951-52
Bronze. Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Irwin L. Bernstei n,
1999.14.2
Henry Mitchell

Washerwomen of Val d'Aosta, 1951-52
Bronze. Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Irwin L. Bernstein,
1999.23

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BDUCATIN<J THROU<JHOUT THB Y B AR

AS OUR NATION'S FIRST ART SCHOOL AND MUSEUM, THE ACADEMY RETA I NS ITS FO UNDING
M I SSION FROM 1805 : TO COMB I NE STUDIO INSTRUCTION AND DIRECT CONTACT WITH HISTOR I C
AND CONTEMPORARY ART OB J ECTS. TODAY, THIS LEGACY MERGES WITH THE MOST CONTEMPORARY
PH I LOSOPHICAL AND CONCEP TUAL PR I NC I PLES OF MODERN ART TO FORM AN EDUCAT I ONAL PROGRAM THA T IS UNPARALLELED IN THE COUNTRY. MANY INFLUENTIAL ARTISTS WHO STUDIED AT THE
ACADEMY HAVE BECOME MEMBER'S OF THE FACULTY, SHARING THEIR EXPERIENCE AND EXPERTISE
W ITH SUCCEEDING GENERATIO NS OF STUDENTS, THUS CREAT I NG AN UNBROKEN LINE OF ART I STIC
I NNOVATION THAT STRETCHES FROM THE 19TH CENTURY TO THE PRESENT.

ACADEMY STUDENTS
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gARNER

SHOW

WORK

AWARDS

The annual rite of spring brings one-person exhibitions to
more than 70 advanced students and thes is exhibitions
to Master of Fine Arts students who display their work as
part of graduation requirements. Ge nerous ly underwritten
by the Academy's Women's Committee, these have become
major events in Phi ladelphia's arts calendar, providing students with the crucial experience of exhibiting and selling
their work and the opportunity to compete for coveted
endowed trave l scholarships that open the door for
gLBNN LOWIIY

summer travel and study abroad.

DJRBCTOH, MUSEUM Of MOJ)BRN ART

SOLD

OUT:

SILENT AUCTION

This f irst-eve r off-campus exhibition for the Pennsylvania
Academy's Master of Fi ne Arts program, closed in November

MUSEUM

Of

at Freeman's, America's oldest auction house tha t was

DELIVERS

founded the same year as the Academy. The exhibition

ADDRESS

MODERN

ACADEMY

ART

DIRECTOR

COMMENCEMENT

featured wo rks by Bill Lohr, Merrilee Challis, Tom Carey, .

Culminating the 1999-2000 academic year was Glenn D.

Young-Jun Kim, lIa n Sandler, Natalija Mijatovic, Tomoko

Lowry's commencement address at the May graduation

Fukushi, and Emily Arthur.

ceremony. Lowry became the sixth Director of the Museum
of Modern Art in New York in 1995. A strong advocate of
contemporary art, he collaborated with Alanna Heiss,
Director of PSl Contemporary Art Center, to conceive
and in itia te the merger of their two organizations.

DUHIN<;j A ONB-ON - ONE: C R I TIQ U B, KRISTIN I{UNC ' 0 1
pAINTTNg fACULTY MBMBBR J IL T, RUP TNSK T

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DIscusses HER IDBAS AND pnogRBss WITH

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THE YEAR IN SpONSORSHIp
AND SUppORT

THE PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS I S SUSTAINED AND ENRICHED BY ITS PARTNERSHIPS WITH CHAR ITAB LE FOUNDATIONS; CIVIC-M IND ED CORPORATIONS ; MUNICIPAL, STATE AND
LOCAL GOVERNMENTS; AND THOUSANDS OF COMMITTED AND VISIONARY INDIVIDUALS. THE
ENTHUSIASM, KNOWLEDGE, TALENT, EXPERIENCE, AND SUPPORT THAT DONORS, MEMBERS, ALUMNI,
VOLUNTEERS , AND STAFF OFFER ALL NOUR I SH THE ACADEMY'S W I DE-RANG I NG EDUCATIONAL
AND FUNDRAISING EFFORTS .

INDIVIDUAL

LEADERS

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ARTS :

VIVIAN

O.

POTAMKIN

Devoted civic leaders, Pat and Vivian Potamkin are
distinguished patrons of the arts. In add ition to serving
as Vice Pre sident of the Academy, Dr. Vivia n Potamkin is a
member of th e Pen nsylva nia Counci l on the Arts and th e
boa rd of the Arc hives of America n Art. Dr. Meyer Potamki n
is an honorary t ru stee of the Philadelp hia Museum of Art
and serves on t he boa rds of Dicki nso n College, t he Historical
Society of Pennsylvania, t he Mann Center for the Perform ing
fROM LEfT TO BIgHT: VTCB CHAIR Of THB nOAHD

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Arts, and the Crime Preve ntio n Assoc ia tio n. Their generous
TRUSTEES VIVIAN O . POTAMKIN JOINS HANNAH HBN-

gifts of works of art grace the galleries not on ly of PA FA
DEBSON, SICjnlD BEBWIND , AND ANA MARIA r{BBNE AT

but the Philadelph ia Museum of Art, The State Museum of
THE

pH~VIEW

<;jALA Of USAIITISTS : THB AMBRICAN

Pennsylvania, Dickinson College, So lomon R. Gugg enheim
AliT BXPOSITION AND SALE .

Muse um, Dallas Museum of Art, the Natio na l Galle ry of Art,
and the Wh ite Ho use. The Potamki ns' involvemen t with and

Georgia O'Keeffe exhibiti ons at the National Gallery of

sup port of th e Academy has bee n inval uable.

Art, as we ll as th e Robert Gober: Sculpture and Drawing
exh ibi tio n at the Hirsh horn Museum and Scu lpture Gard en;

COLLECTORS'

a stop at The Whitney Museum of American Art's American

CIRCLE

Founded by Dr. Viv ian Po tamkin in 1983, the Col lectors'

Century exh ibition; a priva te to ur of John Twachtman: An

Circle offers new and estab lished art co ll ectors the oppor-

American Impressionist; and a visit to th e Delaware Art

tu nity to meet and disc uss their in terests in art, to hear

Museum's Stuart Davis in Gloucester exh ibiti on.

specialists on a ra nge of subjects, and to visit private
co llections and museum exhi bitions. In 1999 - 2000 the

WOMEN'S

Co ll ectors' Circ le trave l in cluded: a joi nt trip with the

The Women's Comm ittee at PAFA, presided by Patricia P.

Charles Wil lso n Peale Society to Wash ington, D.C. to view

Ke rmes, ce lebra ted its 50'" annive rsa ry in inspi red fo rm

the John Singer Sargent, Ebsworth Collection, and

by lend ing essentia l support to the acqu isition of Thomas

JANB

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EX OHICIO AND fORMBR pnESIDENT Of

COMMITTEE

Ea kins's Harrison 5. Morris portra it. Additionally, th e

THB WOMEN'S COMMITTBt. LAURA CjARDINBH, USARTTSTS

Commi ttee took crucial leadership across the breadth of

1999

the Academy's endeavors and present ed the Eighth Annual

cHAIn, AND JANIS O'CONNon, USAHTISTS 200 0

CHAIR, pRESENT

pl\OCB~DS

Of USAllTISTS

JOSHUA C. THOMPSON, PllESIDENT Of

TH~

1999

TO

ACADBMY.

USArtists: The American Art Exposition and Sale, fea -

STUDENT JOSBPH MONTPLAISIlI

turing 60 intern ationa lly renowned fine -arts ga ll eries from

(LEfT) IS ONE Of TH£: MANY STUDENTS WHO WILL IH-: CBTVE

across the co untry. USArtists drew reco rd-breaking atten-

fOUJlTH - YBA 11

CBHlflCAT~

fINANCIAL AID fllOM THESE PHOCEEDS .

dance and ea rn ed reco rd -leve l proceeds f or the Aca demy.
Highl ighti ng the event was the Special Needs Program ,
which made art accessib le to people wi th disab ilities
throug h f ree interactive workshops, and Extraordinary
Art: Beyond the Museum , a j urie d exhib itio n by artists
chal lenged by mental or phys ica l disabilities, chronic
ill ness or emotional trauma.

THE
WINE

fIRST - EVER

pENNSYLVANIA

AUCTION

In early fa ll t he Academy hoste d a world -c lass wine auction,
attended by 250 art and wine lovers. Presented by The
Ritten house Trust Company, the Auction offered a pre miu m

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CORpORATE

pARTNERS

PAFA's Corpora te Partnersh ip Committee, chaired by Henry
B. du P. Sm ith , Vice Presiden t of Th e Rittenhouse Trust
Company, is ded icated to bui ld ing strong re lationshi ps on
the Academy's beha lf with firms who playa ro le in the cul tural life of the region. Fifty local compa nies are currently
Corporate Partners-a figure expected to mu ltiply in the
next few yea rs.
In September Trustee Chairman Donald R. Ca ld well and Mr.
du P. Sm ith hosted t he Academy's Corporate Partne rs at a
WINE AfI C IO N ADOS SAMpLE WINES AT TI-IC

luncheon in t he Mo rris Ga llery. Surrounded by Golden Age

ACAOBMY'S f THST - EVER WINE AU C TIO N .

Graphics, an exhibiti on of tu rn -of-the-centu ry works on
paper, a doze n represe ntatives of some of Phi lade lphia's

selection of wines in live and silent auctions, fine art created

law and accou nt ing f irms, f in ancial institu tions, pharmaceu-

by Academy alum ni, specia l vertical se lections of wine
donated from personal cel lars, dinner at fine area restaurants,
and a wine tasting. Sotheby's served as auctioneers with
Executive Vice Preside nt C. Hugh Hildesly performing at
the rostrum. In add it io n to the Academy f riends who
wo rked ti re lessly to tu rn th is vision into a real ity, Auct io n
Co -Chairme n Richard S. Rueda and Cortrig ht Wetherill , Jr.
deserve special th anks. Add itiona l recogn ition goes to
Prem ier Sponsors Bank of America Private Ban k, The Be rw ind
Group, Ch ubb, Cross Atlantic Capita l Partners, De laware
Investments, J&H Marsh & Mclennan, and Whea t First Union.

YOUNG

fRIENDS

Of

pAFA

IN THE CAST STUDIOS, <jRADUATE pnogHAMs C HAIn

The Young Friends is an active grou p of younger adults

DA N MILLEB I NT HODU CBS CORpORATE c';JUESTS TO

who present ed ucationa l and social prog rams in support

MAUREEN 1-1000 '03 .

of t he Academy. Benefiti ng PAFA studen ts, a hol iday season
print-sa le preview and reception sponsored by the Academy's
Printmaking Depa rt ment too k place in December. Academy
studen ts sold books, cards, col lograp hs, etchings, lithographs,
monotypes, stamp prints, and woodcuts. The Young Friends
also had the chance to observe student demonstrat io ns. To
ce lebrate Paris 1900 in its glory, the Young Friends hosted
a cabaret -style party in March in the Muse um Rotu nda,
fea turing live music, docent- led tours of the exhibition ,
'sidewalk' sketches by PAFA students, and a raffle of items
donate d by local French vendors.

tica l and technology companies were recog nized fo r their
support of the Academy's Museum and School. November
saw a gathering of 150 Philade lphia business community
leaders at the Museum. A recep tio n fol lowed with guided
tours of the rarely viewed art storage vau lts, the historic
Cast Studios, and the special exhibitio n, Impressionism in
an American Light. Guests were able to chat with and
observe a doze n PAFA f irst-year students as th ey drew from
casts th roug hou t th e eve ning. It is th rough contributions
from co rporate benefactors li ke t hose in atte nda nce t hat the
Academy is able to provide partial scho larsh ips fo r stude nts.

YOUNg FHIBNDS C ELEBRATE pARIS 1900 AT A CABA RET - STYLE pARTY.

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pUBLIC pRO(jRAMS
AND COMMUNITY OUTRBACH

EDUCATIONAL AND OUTREACH EFFORTS ESTABLISH LINKS BETWEEN ART AND PEOPLE BY DELINEAT ING
A WORK'S CONTEXT AND HISTORY AND BY FINDING RESONANCE WITH THE LIVES AND PERSPECT IVES
OF INDIVIDUAL ACADEMY VI SITORS. VIEWERS GAIN AN UNDERSTANDING OF MORE THAN MEETS
THE EYE AND, MORE IMPORTANTLY, AN APPREC IATI ON FOR ALL THAT ART CAN BE. I N 199 9-2000
THE ACADEMY CONTINUED TO BU I LD VIGOROUSLY UPON AN ACTIVE, YEAR-ROUND SCHEDULE OF
PROGRAMS FOR FAM I LIES, SCHOOLCH I LDREN, TEACHERS, AND ADU LTS.

ACADEMY EXHIBITIONS

INSpIRE

MUSICAL COMpOSITIONS II.ND CONCERTS

COMMUNIT Y

CULTURAL

COLLABORATIONS

Thirty-n ine co mposers f rom across t he Northeast respon ded

In the fall PAFA joined with nine are a institu tions to ce le-

to the Academy's ca ll for chamber works insp ired by the art

brate the diversity and beauty of American art through

of Maxfield Parrish . Under th e direction of Art istic Director

special exhibitions and programs. Th is 'Al l-American Fall '

Kar l Midd lema n, members of th e Phi la de lph ia Classica l

featured a remarkable ran ge of museums and historic sites:

Sym pho ny presented t he fi nest scores at a unique perform -

the Atwater Ke nt Muse um; Bra ndywine River Muse um;

ance on September 15. A seco nd composers' com peti tion

Delaware Art Muse um; the Historic Ho uses of Fai rmo unt

was anno unced in June, when the Academy and th e

Park; Institu te of Contempora ry Art ; Merce r Museum;

Symphony invited sub missions for works rela ted to or

James A. Michener Art Museum; Win terthur Museum,

ins pired by th e art of Andy Warh ol.

Garden and Library; and the Phi ladelphi a Museum of Art.
Th is arti sti c partnersh ip encouraged greater institu t ional

AHT - AT - LUNCH

awareness, arti stic apprec ia ti on, and wider community

In the spring week ly disc ussi ons of American art and cu l-

attendance at each of the organizations.

tu re addressed a remarkab le ra nge of topics, includ ing "A
Discussion of Brotherly Love," "The New American Woman :

LECTURBS

(Re)dressing t he Fema le Fig ure at the Pari s 1900 Expositi on,"

Th is year th e Academy pla yed host to a number of major

and "Enjoying Art with Eyes and Ears: Musica l Concerts at

lect ures tha t emb raced the ongoing discussion of art.

the Pe nnsylva nia Academy of the Fine Arts, 1876- 1890."

"Americans Abroad, 1850-2000", Studies in American

The latter honored the Phi lad elph ia Orc hestra 's cente nnial

Culture: Th e Frank R. Veale Symposium exami ned the

yea r by exami ning t he PAFA-presented concerts that pre-

impact Eu rope has had on the art of America, Africa an d

figured the Orchestra's forma tio n.

the world. The program, co-sponsored by t he University of

JAZZSUNDII.YS

a major grant f rom the Hoxie Harrison Sm ith Foundation

JazzS undays broug ht some of the area's lead ing musicia ns

in memory of Fra nk R. Vea le, a longtime Board Member

to the Academy. Perfo rme rs incl uded Heath Alien and Post-

of the Aca demy.

Pennsylvania and Temp le Unive rsity, was made possib le by

Hip, and The Mea n Machine, a high-energy Philade lph ia
sextet whose alumni in clude Stanley Clarke and Grover
Washington , Jr.

Each year the James C. Mumby Visiting Artist Lecture
Series prese nts outstand in g artists and critics who share

thei r work, images, and id eas. This year's lecturers incl uded
Suzi Gablik, critic and author of Has Modernism Failed?;

pROgRAMS
WITH

FOR

SpECIAL

AUDIENCBS
NEEDS

Working to make art mo re accessib le to al l in the commu -

Bo Bartlett, pa inter an d PAFA alumn us ; and painter Odd
Nerdrum talk in g with critic Dona ld Kuspit.

nity, Academy scu lpture stude nts met to discuss their work

Th e year's Mildred T. Lefkae Memorial Lecture featured

in the An nual Student Exh ibiti on wi t h adu lts who are blind

Robert Rosenbl um, Professor of Fine Arts at New York .

or visua lly impa ire d. Art ist and teache r Caro l Saylor th en

Un iversity and Cu rato r at the Guggen hei m Museum in New

involved the pa rti cipa nts in a clay scu lpture-making work-

York. His discussion focused on th e popular ity of triptychs

shop in the Academy's studios.

among American and European artists at the end of the
19th century and the practice of tu rning realist works into
surrogate relig io us scenes, precede nts that wo ul d last
throug hout t he 20 th centu ry.

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THE ACADEMY WISHES TO EXPRESS SPECIAL APPRECIATION TO THE WOM EN'S CO MM ITTEE WHOS E
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Ms. Susan Felker
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Gail Ferretti' and Howard Schaevitz
Mr. Anthony Fiendino
Dr. and Mrs. Michael Fineberg'
Dr. and Mrs. Milton Fi neman
Mr. Bruce A. Fin layson
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Fischel is
Mrs. Josephine Fisher
Robert S. Fisher, M.D.
Mr. Thomas K. Flagg
Mrs. Thomas Fleming
Mr. Pau l Flickinger
Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. FoleY'
Ms. Debra Force
Ms. Marguerite Ford
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver M. Ford
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Forma n
Mr. Thomas Forman
Mr. Stephen Foster
Mr. Ludlow Fowler
Ms. Barbara Fox'
Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Fox
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Fox
Ms. Linda J.F. Frankel
Drs. Leonard and Barbara Fran k
Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Frank
Ms. Laura Fredricks'
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Mr. Melvyn Freid
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Frieder
Ms. Wendy Fritz
Dr. and Mrs. Robert D. Fry
Ms. Elizabeth Ann Fuller
Mr. Jim Fulton
Mr. Fred B. Gable
Mr. and Mrs. L. Patrick Gage
Ms. Jan in e L. Galati
Ms. Mary Ga lgon'
Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Ganoe
Mr. and Mrs. Paul GanskY'
Lynne and Bill Garbose
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Gardocki
Ms. Judi Garst
Mr. and Mrs. Russe ll Gazzara
Mr. and Mrs. John Gehret
Ms. Nancy J. Gell man
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gerhard
Ms. Katharine C. Gerrity II
Dr. and Mrs. Irvin M. Gerson'
Mr. Robert D. Gerson
Mrs. Carol Gerstley
Ms. Susan Getze
Ms. Barbara Gilbert
Mr. and Mrs. William Y. Giles
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Gillespie

Miss Elizabeth W. Gillies
Mr. and Mrs. Derek A. Gil lman
Ms. Edith D. Gitlin
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Glass
Mrs. Davida Glick
Mr. Alan Gold
Ms. Linda s. Goodman
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Goodman
Clara Callahan and Peter Goodman
Ms. Virginia Funk Goodman
Dr. James L. Goodwill
Ms. Bernice Gordon'
Drs. Janice and Kenneth H. Gordon, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Gorman
Mr. and Mrs. Francis I. Gowen
Mr. Charles B. Grace'
Mr. Steven C. Graham
Mr. Pau l S. Gratz'
Mr. and Mrs. Emilio Gravagno
Mr. Roy Greco
Mr. and Mrs. Martyn D. Greenacre
Mr. and Mrs. Seymour W. Greenberg
Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Greenfield, Jr.
Mr. John C. Gregory, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Grenald
Mr. and Mrs. W. Perry Gresh
Mr. Robert Gretz
Mr. Francis J. Grey
Mr. J. Stephen Griffey
Mr. and Mrs. J. Tyler Griffin, Jr.
Mr. J. Lawrence Grim, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard M. Gross'
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin L. Gross
Dr. and Mrs. Paul R. Gross
Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon H. Gross
Ms. Marcia Groverman
Dr. Gene D. Guill and
Susan Eaton Guill
Mr. and Mrs. David Gural
Leigh A.' and Wi lliam R. Gustafson
Peggy' and Lazlo Gyulai
Susan and Dan Haden
John and Mary Ellen Hagner
Rose G. and John Hagopian
Mr. and Mrs. M. Hahn
Ms. Bonnie Ha lko
Mr. Herman B. Hamot
Mr. Paul Hanle
Ms. Melissa Ha nlo n
Mrs. Paul C. Harbeson
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Ms. Kimberly A. Haren
Ms. Sharon Harrington
Mr. and Mrs. Britton Harris
Margaret Harris and Phil Straus
Miss Armason Ha rrison'
Mr. John L. Harrison, Jr.
Ms. Libby S. Harwitz
Arlene and James Hathaway
Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Haviland
Mrs. Hilarie V. Hawley'
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Mrs. C. S. Hebden
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Mr. and Mrs. H. Ober Hess
Dr. A. Clinton Hewes
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Mr. and Mrs. James E. Hodgkiss
Ms. Gayle Hoffman
Dr. J. David Hoffman
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Mrs. Jeanette W. Hoover
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Ms. Melanie W. Hopkins
Ms. Denise M. Horan'
Ms. Lee Horne
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Mrs. Katharine K. Hoyler
Ms. Angela V.B. Hudson'
Mrs. Henry Lea Hudson'
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Elizabeth and Graham Humes'
Ms. Dinah J. Huntoon

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Mrs. Nancy Gardner Huston
Dr. and Mrs. Lee Hymovitz
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Isen
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Ix, Jr.
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Mr. Karsten Jacobsen
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Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Jacoby
Mrs. Elaine Mark Jaffe
Hon. Paul L and Mrs. Susan O.w. Jaffe
Mrs. Josef Jaffe"
Ms. Anne Johnson
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David and Beth Medoway Kagan
Mrs. Charles Kahn, Jr.
Mr. Frederic C. Kapla n'
Dr. and Mrs. Raymond A. Katzell
Mrs. Selma Katz
Mrs. Eva M. Keating
Mr. Richard Keaveney
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Keene
Mr. and Mrs. E. Brooks Keffer, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Brian T. Keim
Mrs. Frank K. Kelemen
Mr. James H. Kelleher
Mrs. James B. Kelley III
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kellogg
Mr. Charles Kelly
Drs. Jeane and John Kelly
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Kennedy
Mr. Thomas K. Kilkenny
Ms. Mary Kilroy-Pogach'
Patricia and Philip Kind
Ms. Carol L. Kinnier
Mr. Robert Ki rkwood
Dr. Amelia Rocco Klein
Ms. Alison Douglas Knox
Ms. Mary Jane Walters Knox'
Drs. Anna T. Meadows and
Alfred Knudson
Mrs. Ruth Kohn
Dr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Kohn
John W. and Beverley Kolb
Ms. Clarissa Koppius
Mr. Kenneth D. Kopple
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard I. Korman
Ms. Toby D. Korman
Mrs. Irving KosloW
Ms. Alanna Kramer
Mrs. Christa Kramer
Malcolm A. Kram, D.v.M.
Ms. Henrietta V. Kravitz
Mr. Sheldon Krevit'
Ms. Lynne Kroiz-Solomon
Dr. Peter Laibson
Mrs. Beatrice Ba ll Landenbe rger
Ms. Mary M. Lane'
Dr. Marc S. Lapayowker
Alan and Deena' J. Gu Laties
Alice-Mary and Jack' Lawler
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Lawlor
Ms. Alison R. Lazerwitz
Dr. Charles Lee
Mr. Richard A. Lee*
Ms. 500 Hee Lee
Dr. and Mrs. Roy T. Lefkoe
Miss Sydney Ann Lefkoe
Ms. Lyn n C. Lehocky
Mrs. Norman Leibovitz
Mr. Robert P. Leiby, Jr.
Mrs. Nelson J. Leidner
Mr. and Mrs. H.F. (Gerry) Lenfest
Mr. and Mrs. Dana T. Lerch
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Levin
Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Levinson
Pamela and Steven Levinson
Elaine Levitt and Joel Gershman
Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Levy
Ms. Joanna McNeil Lewis
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy M. Lewis, Jr.
Ms. Linda C. Wingate and
Mr. William P. Liberi
Dr. Carlotta Lindsay and
Mr. Dwight D. Lindsay
Mrs. R. Schuyler Li pp incott
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Lipschutz

Mr. David S. Li pson'
Mrs. Clifton Lisle
Mr. and Mrs. Joh n Lisle, Jr.'
Mr and Mrs Will iam G. Li ttleton II
Mr. Robert W. Loder'
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Losty
Ms. Cynthia Love
Judy H. Lupas'
Mr. Jeffrey Lurie
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mac Donnell
Ms. Di ana J. Mackie
Mrs. Jul ius A. Mackie, Jr.
Mi mi and Jack MacNeish
Miss Elizabeth Madei ra
Mrs. Louis C. Madeira
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Madzin, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Ma honey
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ma imon
Ms. Heather R. Ma kler
Dr. and Mrs. Morton S. Mandel l'
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ma ner
Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Ma nning, Jr.
Ms. Dorothy R.B. Ma nou'
Mr. Jeffrey W. Ma rgo li es'
Mrs. Malco lm A. Ma rg olies"
Dr. and Mrs. Milton Ma rgul ies
Ms. Anna S. Kamstra and
Mr. Francis J. Ma rtin
Mr. Lawrence Mascioli
Ms. Sa llie H. Maser
Ms. Jane R. Mason
Ms. JoAn n Flynn Masseng ill
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Masterso n
Mr. and Mrs. Victor C. Math er II
Mr. and Mrs. David Matthews
Mr. Cheste r L. Maxwell, Jr.'
Ms. Anne Wisgo Mayli sh
Ms. Den ise McDaid'
Mr. and Mrs. Peter McCausland'
Mr. John F. McCloskey, Jr.
Ms. Anne El izabeth McCo llum'
Mr. Redmond J. McConnell
Mr. Robert M. McCord
Mr. and Mrs. A. Donald McCulloch, Jr.
Pau line and R.F. McCulloug h
Ms. Patricia L. McCurdy
Han. and Mrs. Joh n J. McDevitt III
Mr. and Mrs. Ellice McDona ld, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McEwen'
Ms. Joan McGinn is
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Mcilvain, Jr.
Ann and Wa lter Mcilva in
Mr. Jeffrey L. Meck
Dr. and Mrs. Henry Meigs
Mrs. Elizabeth K. Me ldrum
Dorothea and Allan Meltze r
Elinor Merl and Mark Brod ie'
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Meyaart
Ms. Constance Ferris Meyer
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Meyerson
Ms. Karen L. Michele
Ms. Ann H. Milam
Mr. Alan B. Mil ler
Mr. Dani el D. Mill er, Jr.'
John A. and Gain or' I. Mi ller
Mr. James Miller
Sh irley G. and Mitchell W. Mi ller
Ann F. and Stanley J. Mille r, Jr.
Ms. Jane Be rtram Miluski
Mrs. Nata lie Molitor
Mrs. Consta nce Cook Moore'
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Moran , Jr.
Mrs. David E. Mora n
Ms. Anselene M. Morris
Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan B. Morris
Mrs. Lil lian Morris
Mr. William Morse
Mr. and Mrs. Kim ba ll H. Morsman
Mr. Robert E. Mortensen
Ms. Jane Moses
Mr. and Mrs. F. Stan ton Moye r
Janet and John Moyer
Dr. and Mrs. James L. Mullen
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Munga ll, Jr.
Erik and Esther Murer
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Murphy
Dr. and Mrs. J. Brien Mu rphy
Mrs. Betty Musser'

Ms. Janet Mustin'
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Naff
Ms. Mary Donald Nagle
Mrs. Joan Naide
Mr. and Mrs. Henry N. Nassau
Dr. and Mrs. Hunter S. Nea l
Mr. David Neff
Danna and Andrew Neh rbas
Mr. Albe rt P. Neilson
Meta and Benjamin Neil son
Mrs. Harry R. Neilso n, Jr.
Ms. Susa n A. Ne lson
Mr. Pau l Nemeth
Ms. Sara Nerken
Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Newbu rger III
Mr. Andrew Newman
Ms. Ida Newman'
Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey P. Ni lson'
Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Nilson
Mr. Marty Roela ndt and
Mr. Ernie Norcia
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Northe imer
Ms. Barrie Novak
Ms. Lyn n Now icki
Mr. James P. O'Brien'
Mr. Joseph A. O'Connor, Jr.
Ms. Eli zabeth Anne O'Donnell
Ms. Jeanne O' Don nell
Dr. Hugh O'Neill
Mr. Robert J. O'Shea, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Washburn S. Oberwager
Ms. Deborah T. Oblat h
Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Oeh rle
Ms. Faye S. Olivieri
Ms. Elizabeth Q. Olson
Ms. Elizabeth Osborne'
Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam H. Osborne II I
Dr. B. Perry Otte nberg '
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Owe n
Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Ow in gs
Ms. Katharine A.5. Padu la
Ms. Despina F. Page
Mr. and Mrs. Adolf A. Paier
Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Pa lmer
Consta ntine N. Papadakis, Ph.D.
Mr. and Mrs. Willia m C. Patterson'
Mr. Thomas B. Payne
Mrs. Glenn S. Pearce
Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Peck
Mr. and Mrs. Jorge L. Pelaez
Ms. Mary V. Pendl eton
Mr. Keith M. Pension'
Ms. Joan Peskin
Mrs. Irwin Nat Pincus'
Ms. Jody Pi nto'
Mr. Bartolomeo Pio
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Piscopo
Mr. and Mrs. Charl es P. Pizzi
Miss Mary N. Porter
Ms. Jea nne Pota mkin
Wa lter and Dorothy Powell
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Powers
Ge ne EX and Robe rt L. Pratter
Mrs. Robe rt S. Pressman'
Mr. Richard W. Qui nn
Mr. Eric Rabe
Dr. Edwa rd C. Raffensperger
Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. Rapp'
Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Ravenscroft'
Ms. Gale Rawson
Mrs. J. Pancoast Reath
Mr. and Mrs. Ala n L. Reed
Dr. and Mrs. Charles L. Reese IV'
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Remen ick
Mr. Turner Renter, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Myron E. Resn ick
Mr. and Mrs. Stewa rt Resn ick
Mrs. E.P. Ri chardson'
Dr. and Mrs. Pau l Richard son'
Ms. Rosa lyn C. Richm an
Ruth and Alfred H. Ri ddell
Mr. and Mrs.' Marvin Riesenbach
Mrs. Wa llace Ries'
Jay and Gretchen Riley
Mrs. Stephen A. Ritt, Sr.'
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Roberts
Ms. Ellen Ann Roberts
Mr. James Keith Roberts

Ms. Jean S. Robertson'
Dr. and Mrs. Harold J. Robinson'
Drs. Dante and Frederi ca Roccario
Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. Rock
Ms. Adrienne M. Rodgers
Dr. and Mrs.' Pa ul M. Roediger
Henriette L. and John D. Rogers'
Ms. Li la Roisman'
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Roje r
Mr. Jose ph M. Roland
Ms. Ma ry R. Rom ig- deYoun g
Dr. and Mrs. Fra ncis E. Rosato
Ms. Alliso n Rose
Ms. Beth Brenner Rose
Ms. Nanette Rose
Lois and Jerry Rosenau'
Drs. Henry and Henrietta Rosenberg
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Rosenberg
Joel and Joa n Rosenbloom
Mr. Mitchell Brownstein and
Mr. Harris Rosen'
Mrs. Reva Rose
Ms. Don na M. Roth
Dr. Berna rd N. Rothma n
Mrs. Arn old L. Roth man
Ms. Estelle Rubens'
Ms. Caro le J. Rub ins'
Ms. Grace A. Rudnicki
Mr. Peter Rudolph
Mr. and Mrs. Norm an F.5. Ru ssell, Jr.
Mr. Rocco E. Ru sso
Andrew and Heather Rya n
Mr. Ken neth K. Sakata ni
Ms. Rhoda Rogers Saku lich'
Ms. Patricia Sa lmon'
Mrs. Dori s Sam itz'
Mr. and Mrs.* Jeffrey P. Sammak
Mr. and Mrs. F. Th omas Sa nderson
Mr. and Mrs. Th omas Sandor
Ms. Theda Sa nnit
Mrs. Jacqueline Sarlo- We iss
Mrs. Frances W. Sa ulnier
Ms. Lydia R. Savadove-Weing rad
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan H. Savadove
Ms. Elizabeth O. Savage
Toby and Stephen Schachman
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Schelke
Eric J. Schenke l, M.D.
Ms. Peggy Scherle
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Schl ange r
E. Lora in e and Roxan na Schli mm
Ms. Mari llyn Beechman Schn all
Mr. Robert Schoenbe rg
Dr. and Mrs. M. Willi am Schwa rtz
Ms. Suzanne Arend Schwartz
Mrs. Fra nk S. Schwarz'
Dr. and Mrs. Edwa rd M. Scol nick'
Mr. James A. Scott
Mrs. Ruth Scott
Ms. Jane Scriptunas
Mr. and Mrs. Irving R. Sega l
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Seide l
Ursu la L. Seinige, M. D.'
Mr. and Mrs. Mi chael Se lveria n
Mr. Col in Sembe ll o
Dr. and Mrs. William Se rbe r
Ms. Anna E. Seymour
Ms. Georgia A. Shafia
Mr. Edward O. Shakespeare II I'
Mr. and Mrs. Pete r Shallow
Mr. Robert D. Shapiro
Ma rcye Shayer, Ph.D.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin S. Sheffield
Ms. Anne L. Shenberger and
Dr. Robert Finkelstein
Mrs. Dorothy M. Shepard
Mrs. Joh n J. F. Sherrerd
Elizabeth D. Shevlin, Esq.'
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel R. Sh ipley III'
Ms. Rebecca J. Showe rs
Mr. and Mrs. J. Thomas Shawler
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Shoyer
Ms. Kay Sickles
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard M. Siegel
Mr. and Mrs. Stua rt Siegel
Mr. David I. Sigal
Mr. Stua rt N. Hartin g and
Mr. Lance Silver

Drs. Willys and Abigail Silvers'
Jo An n and Richard Simon
Mr. Dolph Simons
Mrs. Harry Sions'
Mr. and Mrs. La ird Slade
Janeane and Robert Sloane
Mr. Louis B. Sloan'
Patty Russo and Vincent
Sm ith- Durh am
Heth er and Donald Sm ith
Ms. Josephin e Smith'
Mr. Joseph C. Sneath'
Dr. and Mrs. Howard Snyder
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Snyder
Ms. Alicia Somers
H. Peter Somers
Mr. Ken neth Sauser
Sam uel and Rosa nne Spea r
Mr. Sta nley Sperlak
Mr. Paul Scott Sperry
Ellen Harvey and Tad Sperry
Paul a and Jerry Sp iege l
Ms. Ba rbara Spiro
Ms. Di ane O. Sta bles
Mrs. Bl air D. Stambaugh
Dr. Shanno n and Mr. James Sta nek
Miss Irene T. Stankiewicz
Mrs. Bernice Steinbaum
Mrs. Pearl Zeid Steinberg
Ji ll and Willia m Steinberg'
Mr. Abe Stein ma n
Mrs. Nicholas N. Stephanoff
Dr. and Mrs. Bayard T. Storey<
Mr. and Mrs. John Stowell
Mrs. James B. Straw
Ms. Dolores Strick land and
Mr. Joh n Malarkey III
Mr. and Mrs. Mauri ce Stroud
Mrs. Clare Stuempfi g
Ms. Barbara Billings Supp lee
Miss Helen L. Swain
Mrs. Charles Tabas
Dr. and Mrs. Albert Tama
Drs. Mary Louise Krum rin e and
James Tammen
Ms. Ann I. Tatman
Dr. and Mrs. J. Edwa rd Taylor"
Mr. Robert G. Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. William O. Taylor
Mrs. Evelyn Tecosky
Mr. S. Robe rt Teite lman
Mr. Michael L. Temp leton
Ms. Jud ith M. Thomas
Ms. Susan Thomas
Ms. Fra nces C. Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. MacRobert S. Thompson
Cathy Cole and Jeff Thomsen'
Dr. Louisa Thoron
Mrs. George A. Tice
Mr. Bria n Tierney
Mr. John J. Tierney II
Ms. Margaret Tierney
Mrs. M. Wright Ti lghman
Ms. Betty Rice Titone'
Dr. Richard S. Tobey, Jr.'
Gera ldin e' and Joh n Tom
Mr. and Mrs. David L. Tracy
Mr. Stanton L. Triester
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tropp
Drs. Barbara J. Turner and
Fra ncisco Gonza lez- Scara no
Mr. Michael E. Tyler
Mr. John R. Urofsky
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Valyo
Mr. J. F. Van Horn, Jr.
Mrs. Jacob H. Vastine III
Michael and Cynth ia Haveson Velori c
Mr. Willia m T. Vogt
Judee and Clay Von Se lde neck
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Wachma n
Mr. William W. Wakefi eld
Mr. and Mrs. Wi lli am D. Walker
Mr. Vladi mir Wa lko
Mr. Will iam G. Wa lkup
Mrs. Clark Warren
Mr. and Mrs. Ea rl Waxma n
Ms. Helen S. Weary
Ms. Marga ret Gough Weber

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Ms. Sande Webster
Mr. Martin Weinberg
Hon. and Mrs. Charles R. Weiner
Mildred L. and Morris L. Weisberg
Arnold and Beverly Weiss
Mr. James R. Welsh
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Wexler
Mr. Henry J. Widmaier'
Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Wiener
Mr. and Mrs. Barry F. Wiksten
Mrs. C. Martin Wilbur
Mr. Lewis H. Wilkinson
Mr. A. Craig Williams
Mrs. R. N. Williams II
Mr. and Mrs. David R. Wilmerding, Jr.
Ms. Wendy E. Wilson'
Ms. Deborah H. Winant
Mr. and Mrs. Allan D. Windt
Ms. Anne Winn
Ms. Carmine Winters
Ms. Lisa Witomski*
Mr. D. Colman Witte'
Mr. and Mrs. Bernhard W. Witter
Barbara Wolf and Mladen Milic
Mrs. Fred Wolf, Jr.
Bertram and Lorle Wolfson
Diana and George' Wood ward
Mr. Richard M. Worth, Jr.
Mr. Clarence Z. Wurts
Mrs. Charlton Yarnall II
Dr. and Mrs. Eric Zager
Mrs. Elizabeth G. Zeidman
Ms. Josephine F. Zelov
Mr. and Mrs. V. Scott Zelov
Mr. and Mrs. Harris Zimmerman
Debbie and Jim Zug

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Mr. Douglas Alderfer'
Mr. Patrick Callaghan'
Jimmy Duffy and Sons, Inc.
Mr. Bill Fitzgerald
Mr. Charles J. Frith, Jr.'
Cathy Cole and Jeff Thomsen'
Mr. Jeffrey Tritt'
Wi lkie Chevrolet

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First Union Foundation
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$9,999)

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Berwind Property Group, Inc.
The Glenmede Trust Company
LandAmerica Financia l Group, Inc.
Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP
PNC Bank Found ation
Rohm & Haas Company
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Bell Atlantic Foundation
Comcast Corporation
Cross Atlantic Capital Partners, Inc.
Crown Cork & Seal Company, Inc.
Dagit·Saylor Architects
First Union Securities
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Goldma n Sachs & Co.
Kevin F. Donohoe Co.
Morgan Stan ley Dean Witter
Foundation
Pilgrim Baxter & Associates
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The Proctor & Gamble Company
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the Docent Library
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Realen Properties
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Aetna Foundation, Inc.
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Carlson Cultural Trust
Louis N. Cassett Foundation
CIGNA Fou ndation Matching Gifts
Connelly Foundation
Alex J. Ettl Foundation
Elizabeth S. Hooper Foundation
IBM International Foundation
Independence Foundation
The Carl M. Lindberg Family
Fou ndation , Inc.
The Lovett Foundation, Inc.
The Henry Luce Fo undation, Inc.
Hoxie Harrison Smith Foundation
John McShain Charities, Inc.
Mellon Financial Corporation
Foundation
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Norfolk Southern Foundation
Pfizer Foundation
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Readers' Digest Foundation
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Memorial Endowment
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Mr. Stan Merz*

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Ms. Barbara G. Eisenbud
Ms. Libby S. Harwitz
Ms. Barbara W. Schaff'
The Alumni Award for Excellence
Mrs. Hilarie V. Hawley'
Th e Elizabeth Arrasmith
Memorial Scholarship
Ms. Christine Fraley Arrasmith
Mr. Thomas M. Arra smith III
The Artists' House Gallery Award
Th e Artists' House Gallery
The John Anthony Capuzzi'
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Dr. and Mrs. Norman Locke
The Michael G. Capuzzi, Jr.*
Memorial Endowment
Dr. and Mrs. Norman Locke
Lois and Charles X. Carlson
Landscape Painting Residency
Mrs. Ediene Ringler
Dr. and Mrs. Erwin M. Saniga'
The Melvin Paul and
Pearl M. Carpel Prize
Mrs. Pearl M. Carpel
Hortense E. Cauley Memorial
Prize and J. Kevin & Beth Anglin
Cauley Prize
Mrs. Beth Anglin-Cauley and
Mr. J. Kevin Cauley
The Color Woodcut Purchase Prize
Mr. Daniel D. Miller, Jr.'
The Charles Crawley Black and
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crawley
The Charles Crawley Landscape
Painting Purchase Prize
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crawley
The Charles Crawley Still Life
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crawley
Cuff/Sammak Prize for
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Mr. and Mrs.' Jeffrey P. Samma k
The Jeanne Culver Prize
Ms. Mary Donald Nagle
The Mary Carroll Curtis Memorial
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The Thomas Eakins Memorial Prize
Mr. Lou is B. Sloan'

The Wharton Esherick Museum Prize
The Wharton Esherick Museum
Faculty Award 2000
Ms. Jan Baltzell
Ms. Linda Brenner
Mr. Fred Danziger'
Ms. Renee Foul ks
Ms. Carson Fox'
Ms. Barbara Goodstein'
Mr. Oliver Grimley'
Mr. Alexander Hromych'
Mr. Homer W. Johnson'
Mr.' and Mrs. Kevin Pau l Le wellen
Mr. Stanley Merz'
Ms. Elizabeth Osborne'
Ms. Jody Pinto'
Ms. Marjorie Portnow
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Rosati
Mr. James Rosen
Mr. Bruce Samuelson'
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Weiss
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Wyffels
The Fellowship Prizes
The Fellowship of the Pennsylvania
Academy of the Fine Arts
The Louis S. Fine Purchase Prize
and Frame for 2000
Louis S. Fine, Esq.
The Gamblin Paint Prize
Gamblin Artist Colors Co.
Gross McCleaf Gallery Prize in
memory of Estelle Shane Gross
Ms. Sharon Ewing
The Deena Gu Prize
Alan and Deena' J. Gu Lat ies
Haney Foundation Award
The Haney Foundation
Historic Yellow Springs Prize
Historic Yellow Springs, Inc.
The Ethel Morrine Kaplan
Memorial Prize
Mr. Frederic C. Kaplan'
The KatManDu Prize for
Outdoor Sculpture
Mr. Stuart N. Harting and
Mr. Lance Silver
The Benjamin Landis
Memorial Scholarship
Mrs. B. Gordon Landis
The Nelson J. Leidner Scholarship
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Coll ins, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Keene
Dr. and Mrs. Morton M. Kligerman
Mrs. Nelson J. Leidner
Mrs. Nelson J. Leidner, in memory
of Lucie Steele
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Riband, Jr.
The Jimmy C. Lueders
Painting Prize
Ms. Elizabeth Osborne'
The Philadelphia Water
Color Club Prize
The Philadelphia Water Color Club
The Jane Piper Memorial Scholarship
Edith B. Gross, Ph.D.
William T. Justice and
Mary Anne Dutt Justice
Mr. and Mrs.' James J. Maguire
Mr. and Mrs. Wi lliam O. Taylor
The Plastic Club Award
The Plastic Club
The Print Center Prize
The Print Center
The Seymour Remenick
Memorial Prize
Mr. Giovanni Casadei'
Mr. & Mrs.' William Chamberlin
Ms. Patricia Devecchis
Mr. and Mrs. Ramy Djera ssi

Mr. David S. Lipson'
Mrs. J. David Donahower'
Mr. Herman B. Hamot
Ms. Florence Hanker
Ms. Frieda l efeber'
Judy H. lupas'
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mesibov'
Ms. Helen P. Mirkil' and
Mr. Brian Peterson
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Remenick
Ms. Barbara W. Schaff'
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Toll

Ms. Frances C. Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Tunny
Ms. Jean Volkmer
Ms. Prisci lla A. Waggoner
The Board and Staff of
Woodmere Art Museum
Mr. Tosca Zagni

Museum of Our National Heritage,
lexington, Massachusetts

WOMBN'S
COMMTTTBB

The Museu ms at Stony Brook,
Stony Brook, New York

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Ella Wolf
Ellen and Alan Kaplinsky

Nationa l Gallery of Art,
Washington, D.C.

IN

Peninsula Fine Arts Center,
Newport News, Virginia

The Rohm & Haas Fine Arts
Achievement Award
Rohm & Haas Compa ny

Elaine V. Bell
Theresa V. Harman

The Sel ma & Samuel J. Savitz
Purchase Prize
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Savitz
The Valerie l amb Smith' Painting
Residency
Mr. l anghorne B. Smith
The Mary Townsend and
William Clarke Mason Memorial
Prize in Sculpture
Mrs. Henry l ea Hudson'

HONOR

OF ...

Phoenix Art Museum

Meyer P. Potamkin
Samantha and Jeffrey Orlea ns
and family
Linda and Paul Richardson

,

The Charles R. Weiner Prize
Hon. and Mrs. Charles R. Weiner

INSTITUTIONS
AND ORgANIZATIONS
TO WHICH TIn;
pBNNSYLVANIA
ACADBMY LBNT
WORKS IN 1999

The Benjamin West Prize
Winsor & Newton, Inc.

Albuquerque Museum, New Mexico

Wild Animal Life Purchase Prize
Dr. and Mrs. Harold J. Robinson'

Brandywine River Museum,
Chadds Ford, Pennsylva nia

Ruth & Ben Wolf Printmaking
Depa rtment Prize
Ms. Carson Fox'
Mr. Daniel D. Miller, Jr. '
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Rosati
Mr. and Mrs. Rona ld E. Wyffels

Brooklyn Museum of Art, New York

IN

MEMORY OF ...

LOANS

The Butler Institute of
American Art, Youngstown, Ohio
Chester County Historical Society,
West Chester, Pennsylvania
Cincinnati Art Museum
Columbus Museum of Art, Ohio

Alpin J. and Alpin W. Cameron
Memorial Fund
Saul , Ewing, Remick & Saul
Hel ene Markovitz Diamond
Selma Bauer
Bok Area Vocationa l Tech.
High School, Su nsh ine Club
Nancy and Selma Gellman
Howard and Ellen Goldstein
Norma Kruger
Mr. and Mrs. David S. loeb, Jr.
Henry J. Magaziner
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Merin
Ma rth a Pollack
Mrs. Bernard Poppenga
Carol and Bill Schwarzch ild
lee and Nancy Steinberg
David lamont
Diane Schwartz
Julia Lee Higgins Roberts
Ms. Amy R. Beebe
Ms. Julia l ee Dulfer
Roswell Weidner
Ms. Edna Andrade'
Rosalind and Alfred Berger
Ms. Sh irley A. Bischoff
Ms. Jea n L Blumberg
Alexa ndra M. Estey
Ms. Barbara Fox'
Freeman Fine Arts of Philadelphia, Inc.
Ms. El eanor Gesensway
Ms. Mary Todd Glaser
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es E. Hodgkiss
Mr. William M. Hoffman, Jr:
Alice-Mary and Jack lawler'
Ms. Ann O'Hara Yeomans Mueller'
Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey P. Nilson'
Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Nilson'
Mr. Richard W. Ostrander
Smith Kline Beecham
Ms. Nadine A. Steinmetz
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley K. Taylor

Portland Museum of Art,
Portland, Ma ine
Queens Museum of Art,
Queens, New York
Reunion des Musees Nationaux,
Musee du louvre, Paris

PAFA Alumni
Deceased

SHORT-TERM

Nassau County Museum of Art,
Roslyn Harbor, New York

Rosenwald-Wol f Gallery, University
of the Arts, Philadelph ia
Smithsonian Instit ution,
Washington, D.C.: National
Museum of American Art and
Nationa l Portrait Gallery
The Sn ite Museum of Art,
Un iversity of Notre Dame,
Notre Dame, India na
The Sterling and Francine Clark Art
Institute, Williamstown,
Massachusetts
Telfair Museum of Art, Savannah,
Georgia

Patricia P. Kerm es
President
l ois H. Fischer
Vice President for Development
Dorothy Mather Ix
Vice President for Membership
Arl ene Jarett
Vice President for New Programs
Susan Eaton Gu ill
Vice President for Public
Relations/ Outreoch
Julia B. DeMoss

Treasurer
Ellie Fine
Corresponding Secretary
Ja ne Fortune
Ex Officio
Janis O'Connor
USArtists Chair
Clare Stuempfig
Annual Student Exhibition Chair
Mary MacGregor Mather
Safari Committee Chair
Anne Essner
Ad Hoc Committee
USArtists Strategic Planning
Committee Chair

Virginia Historica l Society, Richmond

MEMBERS AT LARGE

Whitney Museum of American Art,
New York City

Elaine Bell
Connie Kay
Sara Steele

Woodmere Art Museum,
Philadelphia

COMMITTEE M E M BERS

Currier Gallery of American Art,
Manchester, New Hampshi re

LONG-TERM

Dahesh Museum, New York City

The American Embassy, Rome

Detroit Institute of Art

The Wharton Esherick Museum,
Paoli, Pennsylvania

Elvehjem Museum of Art,
Madi son, Wisconsin
Farnsworth Art Museum ,
Rockland, Maine
Fleischer Museum,
Scottsdale, Arizona
The Frick Art & Historical Center,
Pittsburgh
High Museum of Art, Atlanta
Hirschi & Adler Galleries, Inc.,
New York City
Hollis Tagg ert Gallery, New York City
Indianapo lis Museum of Art
James A. Michener Art Museum,
Doylestown, Pennsylvania
l os Angeles County Museum of Art
lyman Allyn Art Museum,
New london, Connecticut
Memoria l Art Gallery,
Rochester, New York
Middlebury College Museum of Art,
Middlebury, Vermont
The Monteiair Art Museum,
Montclair, New Jersey
Museo Nacional de San Carlos,
Instituto Nacional de Bellas Artes,
Mexico City
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
Museum of Fine Arts,
St. Petersburg, Florida

LOAN S

United States Depa rtment of State,
Washington, D.C.: Diplomatic
Reception Rooms

Carol Barke r
Christine Berrettin i
Ana B. Biddle
Julie Jensen Bryan
Kathleen D. Buffum
Rosemary Davi s
lalla de Rham
Dudy Fergu sson
laura H. Gardiner
Gale Gillespie
Barbara L Greenfield
Pia Halloran
Ana Maria Keene
Barbara C. Kligerman
Henrietta l andis
l ynn lehocky
Bobette leidner
Sandra G. Marshall
laura Morris
Susan A. Nel so n
Nancy Shaw Palmer
Carmen Navarro Pelaez
Marianne Raphaely
Mimi Snyder
Robbi Toll
Bobbie Turner
Janice Wetherill
Molly Wood

PUBLICATIONS

ASSOCIATE MEMBERS

Andy Warhol: Social Observer
Jonathan P. Binstock
Pennsylvania Academy
of the Fine Arts, 2000

Mrs. Eduardo Beruff
Deborah Bishop
Jodie Borie
Mrs. Robert Brooks
Mrs. Brice McAdoo Clagett
Julie Clay
Patricia Q. Connolly
Mrs. Thomas Dolan IV
Geraldine Dietz Fox
Mrs. Thomas A. Gennarelli
Mrs. J. H. Wa rd Hinkson

The Governor's Residence,
Harrisburg , Pennsylvania
Inde pendence National Historical
Park, Philadelphia: Desh ler-Morris
House and Bishop White House
lemon Hill Mansion, Ph iladelphia
Ebenezer Maxwell Mansion,
Philadelphia
Ja mes A. Michener Art Museum,
Doylestown, Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Society for the
Preservation of l andmarks:
Powel House
Philadelphia Museum of Art
State In Schuylkill, AndalusiaBensalem, Pennsylva nia

Cecilia Beaux: Philadelphia Artist
(A Specia l Issue of The Pennsylvania
Magazine of History and Biography)
Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine
Arts and the Historica l Society of
Pennsylvania, 2000

17

Mrs. Henry L. Hudson
Mrs. John Frazier Hunt
Mrs. Arthur Ka ufmann
Mrs. Howa rd H. Lewis
Dr. Rebecca Lewis
Mrs. Barton Li ppincott
Mrs. William G. Littleton II
Mrs. Lawrence MacE lree
Mrs. Ala'n Mcilvai n
Mrs. Henry Mitchell
Mrs. Harry R. Neilson, Jr.
Mrs. Joh n S. Newbold
Mrs. Robert W. Pre'ucel
Mrs. Herbert F. Schiffer
Mrs. Edwin S. Sheffield
Mrs. E. Newbold Smith
Mrs. Ph ilip C. F. Sm ith
Mrs. E. Robert Thomas
Mrs. Richard J. Walsh
Susan W. West
Lore Yao
Gabrie ll e Zomber

USARTISTS
COM MITTBB
E X ECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Janis O'Connor
Chair
Pa tricia P. Kerm es
Vice Chair
Ca rol Ba rker
Christine Berrettini
Julie Jensen Bryan
Elizabeth G. Dolan
An ne Essner
Lois H. Fischer
Jane Fortune
Lau ra H. Gard in er
Anne Hamilton
Connie Kay
Lois G. Rosenau
C OMMITTEE MEMBER S

Cla ud ia Arthur
Winslow Austill-Barker
Sa ra h BaItzell
Ma rbeth Begosh
Ela in e Bell
An a B. Bid dle
Debora h Bi sho p
Jod ie Bori e
Kath leen D. Buffum
We ndy Fritz Cal houn
Ka th leen Can non
Julie Clay
Susa n Coote
Martha Cyphers
Debra DeGrazia
Julia B. DeMoss
Lalla de Rham
Lisa DiNa rdo
Win nie Doherty
Jill Durovsik
Vicky Emery
Dudy Ferg usson
Ellie Fine
Doug Fischer
Ga le Gillespie
Marycla ir Goodman
Lonnie Gray
Peggy Gyula i
Pia Hallora n
Jill Harrity
Ann Hepburn
Me lissa Ingersol l
Doroth y Mather Ix
Arl ene Jarett
Ana Mari a Kee ne
Barbara C. Klige rma n
Carrie Law lor
Lynn Lehocky
Bobette Leidner
Lisa Madzin
Mary MacGregor Mather
Lesl ie Matthews
Colleen McCa ul ey

An ne Elizabeth McCollum
Lau ra Morri s
Karyn Mullen
Magg ie Murphy
Kri stine Paulat Northeimer
Lisa O'Connell
Nancy Shaw Palmer
Carmen Navarro Pe laez
Delphine Poussot
Marian ne Raphaely
Linda Rogers
Liz Savage
Susan Selve rian
Chris Smith
Mi mi Snyde r
Linda Soukup
Amory Stedma n
Sara Steele
Cla re Stuempfig
Susan Thomas
Bobbie Turner
Mol ly Wood
Jea n Ya rn all
Lore Yao
Jani ne Yass
Nanette Zucker

YOUNg fRIBNDS
Of USARTISTS
COMM ITTBB
Nata lie D'Egidio
Chair
Dorothy Mather Ix
Advisor
Alliso n Arfaa
Celeste Ayjian
Aliso n Carabasi
Eil ee n Day
Julia Fineman
Andrew Goldberg
Di na h Huntoon
Andrew Kapla n
Marga ret Keene
Clarissa Koppius
Ala nna Kramer
500 Hee Lee
Rudy Lewis
Hilary Maner
Meri dith Mcloug hlin
Carmen Nava rro Pelaez
Ben Rayer
Melissa Doran Rayer
Heather Schu ltz
James Scott
Linton Weber

YOUNg fRIBNDS Of
pAfA COMMITTBB
Al lison Arfaa
Nata li e D'Egidio
Julia Fineman
Dinah Hu ntoo n
Andrew Kap lan
Margaret Keene
Clarissa Koppius
Alanna Kramer
500 Hee Lee
Dorothy Mather Ix
Hilary Ma ner
Nata lie Ma rra
Ca rm en Navarro Pelaez
Hil ary Pitts
Heather Schul tz
James Sco tt
Li nton Weber

Gabriele W. Lee
Sondra Margolies
Dori s Samitz
Samuel J. Savitz

DOCENTS
An ne Elizabeth McCo llu m
President
Bernice Abrams
Rose marie Ake
An n Armento
Jack Byer
Francesca Cona
Lois Domm
Janet Fink
Doug las Fischer
Davida Glick
Harri et Goodwin
Marcia Groverman
Grace Halter
Lorell Hernandez
Ela in e Jaffe
Sara Hirsch Kap lan
Grace Keffer
Shi rley Kli ne
Sylvia Korngold
Claire Levi
Aud rey Litto
Shirlee Maglietta
Debora h Mangel
Sond ra Ma rgolies
Jane Mason
Rosalie Mi ll er
Joan Naide
Jan ice Roediger
Li nda Roh rer
Reva Rose
She lby Rosenberg
Lee Rothberg
Ruth Rothman
Estelle Rubens
Jud ith Rubin
Ann Russell
Renee Saul
Bella Schafer
Sylvia Schnaars
Diane Shrager
Miriam Sea lfo n
Li llia n Siege l
Jo Ann Simon
Mart ha Smyth
Dorot hy Wa rtman
Rob in Wi ndt
Pat Zolfaghari
Debora C. Zug
DOCENT S EMERITU S

Fa hnya Bean
Susa n Behrend
Shi rlene Coyne
Mary Epste in
Sue Fischm an
Ro se Kapl an
Lillia n Landau
Hen rietta Landis
Sylvia Lieberman
Dorothy Magen
Florence Ma rde r
Ruth McCan n
Etta Nussbau m
Hen rietta Rogers
Irene Sch rank
Marge Spinell i
Ruth Stern
Norma Zion
Lee Zlotn ick

SBNIOR
MANAgBMBNT STAff
(As of June 30, 2000)
Joshua C. Thompson
President and Chief Executive
Officer
De rek A. Gillman
Edna S. Tutt/eman Director
and Provost
Frederick S. Osborne
Vice President of External
and Alumni Affairs
Mary Anne Dutt Justice
Director of Development
Kevin Glass
Director of Finance
Penny Blom
Director of Marketing and
Communications
Leslie Moody
Director of Human Resources
Kevin Martin Sr.
Director of Operations

fACULTY
CERTIFI C ATE
FACULT Y CH A IR S

Jan C. Ba ltzell
Renee P. Foulks
Steven Noce ll a
Ant hony Rosati
GRADUATE FACULTY
ACTING CHAIR

Danie l D. Miller

ALUMNI
ASSOCIATION
STEERIN G COMMITTEE

Jack Lawler '90
Chair
Judith McGregor Caldwell '98
Patrick Callag han '98
Charles M. Frit h '72
Jam es J. Lynes '95
Bru ce W. Samu elson '68
Barba ra A. Sylk C. E.

pHOTOgRApHY BY :
John Costello
Rich Echelmeyer
David Gra ham
Kelly & Massa
Salli Mickelberg

COLLBCTORS'
CIRCLB STEERINg
COMMITTEE
Vivia n O. Potamkin
Chair
Nancy Burkett
Betty N. Gordon
Zelda Jaffe

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FINANCIALS
(IN THOUSANDS)

NOTES TO COMPARATIVE fINANCIAL DATA

NOT E

1

BASIS

OF

PRESENTATION

The Academy changed its reporting fiscal year end from July 31 to June 30. The accompanying
statement of activities includes the activities of the Academy for the eleven months ending June 30,
2000. The statement of financial posi t ion is as of June 30, 2000.
The fin ancia l statements include prior yea r summarized financial information for the fiscal years endi ng July 31, 1999 and 1998.

NOT E

2

PLEDGE

RECEI VAB LE

Unrestricted
Temporaril y Restricted
Permanently Restricted
BEQUEST

2 000

1 999

1 9 9 8

$291
2,458
219

$193

$215
709

1,177

1,019
599

1,034
1,572

$4,145

$2,573

$9,713

494
268

268

RECEIVABLE

Unrestricted
Temporarily Restricted

5,915

Permanently Restricted
Total

The increase between fiscal years 2000 and 1999 is due primarily to the addi tion of new pledges restricted for the fu ture renovation
of the new building. offset by the collection from a major bequest. The decrease between fiscal years 1999 and 1998 is related to the
coll ection made on a similar bequest noted in fiscal 2000.

NOT E

3

I N V E S TMENT

H 0 L DIN G S (MARK ET VA LU E)

2 0 00

$418

$844

$2,204

16,866
4,137

Outside tru sts

13,282

16,846
4,619
12,392

10,001
4,135
11,604

$34,703

$34,701

$27,944

2 0 00

1 9 9 9

1 9 9 8

$6,576

$6,830

$4,417

Total
4

1 9 9 8

Equity securi t ies
Fixed income securities

Money market and certificate of deposit funds

NOT E

1 9 9 9

PROPERTY . BUILDINGS AND

EQUIP M E N T.

Property, buildings and equ ipment, net

NET

Increase between fisca l 1999 and 1998 is due primarily to th e purchase of the Federal Bu ilding. loca ted at 128 North Broad Street.
Th is line item is reported net of accumulated depreciation of $1 ,636, $1,241 and $1,060 respectively.

NOTE

5

NET

A S SETS

Other assets

2 0 0 0

1 9 9 9

1 9 9 8

$ 1,469

$262

$23

Increa se is due primarily to project costs (architect fees, etc.) incurred primarily fo r the purchase and renovation of the Federal Buildi ng.

NO T E

6

NET

ASSETS

Unrestricted
Temporarily Restricted :
for art aqui sition
for Museum operations
for School schol arships, prizes and ot her
for Federal Building renovations

2 0 0 0

1 9 9 9

1 9 9 8

$887

$850

$804

5,896
183
244

5,636
43

5,416

4,661

105
3,135

181
386
601

Permanently Restricted :
for operations
for art acquisition and conservation
for School scholarships, prizes and other
from other including outside perpetual trusts
Total
NOT E

7

SUPPORT

REVENUES

Unrestricted:
Private gifts and grants

6,487

6,487
5,797

6,487

12,308

10,143
13,188

5,334
9,999
12,297

$46,781

$45,384

$41,505

2 000

1 99 9

1 9 9 8

$ 1,309

$ 1,272

$669
158
1,567

5,797
10,318

Bequests

128
875

149
1,213,

Memberships

206

191

165

2,474

2,742
2

977
32

42

1,221

Government appropriations

Temporarily Restricted:
Private gifts and grants
Bequests
Permanently Restri cted:
Priva te gifts and grants

174

563

Bequests
Total

$5,166

$6,174

$4,789

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STATBMBNT OF FINANCIAL CONDITION AS OF JUNE 3D, 2000, JULY 31,1999 AND 1998

ASSETS

2000

1 999

1 998

Cash and cash equivalents
Pledge and bequest receivables
Accounts receivables
Inventories
Investments
Property, buildings and equipment
Other

$ 1,786
4,145
374
578
34,703
6,576
1,469

$1,504
2,573
189
505
34,701
6,830
262

$ 1,057
9,713
105
356
27,944
4,417
23

$49,631

$46,564

$43,615

$ 1,37 5
1,133
161
181
46,781

$783
206
191
45,384

$1,150
592
165
203
41,505

$49,631

$46,564

$43,615

Tota I Assets
LIABILITIES

AND

NET

ASSETS

Notes payable
Accounts payable and accrued expenses
Deferred revenue
Other long -term liabilities
Net assets
Tota l Li abilities and Net Assets

STATBMBNT Of ACTIVITIBS FOR THE YEARS ENDING JUNE 30, 2000, JULY 31,1999 AND 1 998

REVENUES

2000

1 99 9

1 99 8

Tuition and fees
Fundraising and support revenues
Facility rental
Museum admissions
Retail shop sales
Trust and investment income
Net realized and unreali zed gains
Women's Committee/USArtists
Other incom e

$3,332
5,166
581
656
1,005
1,079
104
677
87

$3,448
6,174
261
248
587
1,068
1,447
761
96

$3 ,328
4,789
151
89
321
842
1,606
775
180

$12,687

$14,090

$12,081

$3,294
2,366
453
772
2,485
943
35
549
394

$3,386
1,567
476
361
2,545
987
12
542
334

$3,319
1,173
459
201
2,290

$11,291

$10,210

$9,282

$1,396

$3,880

$2,799

Total Revenue
EXPENSES

AND

o THE R CHANGES

School
Museum and Museum exhibitions
Development
Marketing and communications
General and administrative
Facilities and operations
Interest
Women's Committee/USArtists
Depreciation
Tota I Expense
Change in Net Assets
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77
596
264

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