FRIENDS of The Trout Gallery
dickinson college
c a r l i s l e , pe n n s y lva n i a
2007–2008
Letter from the Director
Bulletin
The Friends of
THE TROUT GALLERY
Vol. 4, 2007–2008
The Bulletin is published annually by
the Friends of The Trout Gallery
Editor, Stephanie Keifer
THE TROUT GALLERY
Carlisle, Pennsylvania 17013
717–245–1344 fax 717–254–8929
www.dickinson.edu/trout
[email protected]
DIRECTOR
Phillip Earenfight
REGISTRAR
EXHIBITIONS PREPARATOR
James Bowman
OUTREACH PROGRAM
CURATOR OF EDUCATION
Wendy Pires
OUTREACH PROGRAM
PUBLICITY COORDINATOR
Dottie Reed
SENIOR ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
Stephanie Keifer
GALLERY ATTENDANTS
Rosalie Lehman
Catherine Sacco
Satsuki Swisher
BULLETIN DESIGN
Kimberley Nichols
Pat Pohlman
PHOTOGRAPHER
A. Pierce Bounds ’71
Andrew Bale
PRINTING
Triangle Printing
York, Pennsylvania
© The Trout Gallery, 2008
Cover: Etahdleuh Doanmoe, The Arrival in
Jacksonville, Florida (detail), 1877, colored
pencil on paper, from A Kiowa’s Odyssey,
Richard Henry Pratt Papers, Yale
Collection of Western Americana,
Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript
Library
T
he 2007–2008 season represents yet
another important
year for The Trout Gallery
in virtually all aspects of its
operations including the
Outreach Program, exhibitions, collections development, and facilities.
After delivering countless educational programs
without a dedicated classVisitor at opening of A Kiowa’s Odyssey
room, the museum’s
Outreach Program began
its 24th season offering
classes in the newly opened Mumper-Stuart Education Center. Through the creation of
this ideal teaching space, the outreach staff expands the nature and scope of its programs to
members of the Dickinson College and central Pennsylvania community. The Trout
Gallery is most thankful for the generous donation that made this new programming space
possible.
To inaugurate the new educational classroom, The Trout Gallery opened its exhibition
series with A Kiowa’s Odyssey: A Sketchbook from Fort Marion. Similar to Writing on Hands:
Memory and Knowledge in Early Modern Europe before it, this exhibition, curated and
organized by The Trout Gallery, brings to light innovative scholarship through an important exhibition catalogue, a national tour, and an interactive educational Web site. The
project also brings together local institutions as part of a multi-site exhibition and programming cycle among Carlisle’s three museums.
The Trout Gallery continues to build its collections, particularly through the acquisition of more than 200 vintage World War II posters, through the generous gift of Robert
and Francisca Kan. The museum’s ethnographic holdings were also enhanced with the
addition of a remarkable series of carved wooden house posts from an ancestral lodge in
New Guinea, the gift of long-time Friend of The Trout Gallery and supporters, Karina and
David Rilling ’62.
As The Trout Gallery continues to mount major exhibitions and acquire key works
for its collections, it also continues to improve its exhibition facilities by replacing all of the
museum’s lighting in the lower gallery. This completes the third in a series of four such
upgrades which will enhance the viewer’s experience while providing the most conservation-sensitive lighting possible.
Such advances position The Trout Gallery as a leader among its peer institutions and
prepares the way for another wave of major strides as it approaches its 25th Anniversary in
2008–2009.
The Trout Gallery promises another year of exciting and important exhibitions and
related events. If you have not already joined the Friends of The Trout Gallery, I invite you
to become a member and share more fully in the museum’s continued and ever increasing
success.
Sincerely,
Phillip Earenfight
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Exhibitions 2007–2008
A Kiowa’s Odyssey: A Sketchbook
from Fort Marion
September 7–January 23
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n September 7, The Trout Gallery opened its doors to the much anticipated A Kiowa’s Odyssey: A Sketchbook from Fort Marion. This major
touring exhibition reunites parts of a sketchbook that were made in
1877 by Etahdleuh Doanmoe, a Kiowa who was among the 72 Indians captured
during the Red River Wars and incarcerated for three years at Fort Marion in the
coastal town of St. Augustine, Florida. The sketchbook contains drawings that
chronicle the Indians’ surrender at Fort Sill (Indian Territory), their traumatic
journey by train to Fort Marion, and their time at the fort, where, under the direction of Lt. Richard Henry Pratt, Etahdleuh and his fellow captives were “educated”
and “civilized” according to Western models. Pratt’s efforts at Fort Marion became
the basis for his work at the Carlisle Indian School, which he founded in 1879.
This exhibition is organized in cooperation with the Beinecke Rare Book and
Manuscript Library, Yale University.
EXHIBITION
ITINERARY
The exhibition will travel to sites associated
with the lives of Etahdleuh Doanmoe and
Richard Henry Pratt. After opening in
Carlisle, Pennsylvania, home to the Carlisle
Indian School, which was founded by Pratt
and where Etahdleuh spent considerable
time, the exhibition travels to Jacksonville,
Florida, which is near Fort Marion and was
one of the principal transfer points along
the journey to the coast. The third venue
will be in Canyon, Texas, where Etahdleuh
and his fellow Kiowa camped during the
winter of 1875 prior to their arrest and
transfer to Fort Sill, nearby. The exhibition
closes at Yale University, New Haven,
Connecticut, home of the Richard Henry
Pratt Papers.
The Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens
Jacksonville, Florida
January 22–March 16, 2008
Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum
Canyon, Texas
March 29–May 25, 2008
Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library
Yale University
New Haven, Connecticut
2008/2009
Visitors at the exhibition
Pullman’s Photograph and Portrait
Gallery, Etahdleuh Doanmoe, 1888,
Yale Collection of Western
Americana, Beinecke Rare Book and
Manuscript Library
Album cover to A Kiowa’s Odyssey, The Trout Gallery, 190.7.11.1
TROUT GALLERY
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Exhibitions 2007–2008
A Kiowa’s Odyssey Catalogue
and Educational DVD /
Web Site
T
he exhibition catalogue features a complete reconstruction of
Etahdleuh’s original sketchbook as well as essays and catalogue
entries which interpret the drawings within their historical context. The essays are written by Janet Catherine Berlo, Brad Lookingbill,
George Miles, and Phillip Earenfight, who is also the volume’s editor.
Copies may be obtained through The Trout Gallery, the Dickinson
College Bookstore, or the University of Washington Press.
$45 (includes shipping and handling)
ISBN 9–780295–987279
This multi-media program features a fully interactive reconstruction of
Etahdleuh’s original sketchbook which allows the viewer to page through
the drawings and trace the artist’s arrest at Fort Sill, his travel across the
country to Fort Marion, and his time there. The program also includes
essays that describe the events, places, and people associated with this
event in U.S.-Indian relations. This richly illustrated program is designed
for educational use at the high school and college level. The program is
available free online or in disk form at www.kiowasodyssey.com.
EXHIBITION SYMPOSIUM
On October 20, The Trout Gallery hosted a panel of leading scholars
to present new scholarship regarding the history and imagery of the
Plains Indians at Fort Marion and the Carlisle Indian School. The
papers from this symposium will be edited and published by The Trout
Gallery.
JANET CATHERINE BERLO
Professor of Art History and Visual and Cultural Studies
University of Rochester
From St. Augustine to Yokohama: Visual Chronicles of the
Euro-American as Other
PHILLIP EARENFIGHT
Director, The Trout Gallery, Dickinson College
Photography and Ledger Drawing at Fort Marion
JACQUELINE FEAR-SEGAL
Senior Lecturer, American History, University of East Anglia
Moderator
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ROSS FRANK
Associate Professor, Department of Ethnic Studies
University of San Diego
The Plains Indian Ledger Art Digital Publishing Project
CANDACE GREENE
Ethnologist, National Museum of Natural History
Smithsonian Institution
Being Indian at Fort Marion: Three Drawings Interpreted by Florene White
Horse Taylor, Jim Anquoe, Candace Greene
BRAD D. LOOKINGBILL
Associate Professor of History, Columbia College
The Plains Indian War Prisoners in America’s Gilded Age
JOYCE SZABO
Professor of Art History, University of New Mexico
Etahdleuh and Zotom: “‘Telling Stories the Kiowa Way’”
LINDA WITMER
Director, Cumberland County Historical Society
Changing Images: The Art and Artists of the Carlisle Indian Industrial School
Exhibitions 2007–2008
Todd Arsenault: The Massed Effect
November 2–January 26
T
odd Arsenault’s recent work explores the reorganization of
information through the merger of digital technology and
traditional painting with the ultimate goal of making observational images from digital sketches. Arsenault uses the computer as
a starting point for a creative process that alternates between pixel
and brush. He makes digital sketches from imagery gleaned from
photographs, books, magazines, video, and the Internet which he
reorganizes into painted compositions that are recognizable, though
fractured and transitional.
It Took Twelve Hours, 2006, oil on canvas
America en plein air:
Impressions by Henry Ryan
MacGinnis
January 25–April 12
H
enry Ryan MacGinnis (1875–1962) was born and raised
in Indiana and began his career painting sun-filled landscapes en plein air with Hoosier Group artists T. C. Steele
and John Ottis Adams. In his late twenties, MacGinnis traveled
abroad for several years, studying art in Munich and Paris, before
establishing his career at the School of Industrial Arts in Trenton,
New Jersey, where he worked for 40 years. His works feature scenes
of the surrounding Delaware River Valley as well as views from New
Hampshire, where he spent his summers. This exhibition is organized with the generous assistance of Richard Frey ’90, and curated
by Dickinson College senior art history majors Abigail Bruckart,
Kara Carmack, Sonia Evers, Rachel Fitzsimmons, Diana Jonas,
Rebecca Mendelsohn, Anna Metzger, Selwyn Ramp, and Martine
Romano, under the direction of Elizabeth Lee.
Henry Ryan MacGinnis, Birches and Lake (detail), c. 1930, oil on canvas, 30 x 25 in.,
Collection of Walker Family
MUSEUM HOURS:
Tuesday–Saturday: 10 a.m.–4 p.m.
Closed July–August for renovations
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Exhibitions 2007–2008
New Lives for Asian Images
February 8–March 29
T
his selection of works from The Trout Gallery’s permanent collection considers a
variety of objects from Asia and how, divorced from their original context, they
live new lives as part of an art collection at a small liberal-arts college museum.
The objects gathered here were originally made and used in Asia. Many were dedicated to
the practice of religious belief in homes or temples or other sacred places. Others provided
entertainment to villagers or townspeople, enabled merchants to weigh goods for sale in
the marketplace, educated people about great events of the moment, or brought to mind
bygone and better days. The exhibition is curated by Samuel Parker, from the University
of Washington, in conjunction with David Strand, James Bowman ’92, and Jennifer
Huang ’08.
Bird, lotus and grasses (detail), Zou Yigui (1686-1772),
China, ink and paint on silk, 45 ¼ x 17 in.,
Gift of Mrs. Lloyd Gamble, 1967.1.12a
The Dogon: Spiritual Forces in Action
April 11–July 3
Opening Reception: Friday, April 11, 4–5 p.m.
T
his exhibition provides insight into Dogon spirituality through a selection of wood
carvings and cast bronze figures. This diverse group of objects from the 19th and 20th
centuries includes masks, ceremonial staffs, and fertility figures. The variety of objects
represents different aspects of Dogon life such as rituals, food production, social organization,
identity, fertility, and childbearing. This exhibition is curated by Anabella Atach ’08, under the
direction of Phillip Earenfight.
Kanaga Mask, wood, raffia, and pigments,
Gift of Joseph and Doris Gerofsky,
1997.6.5
Senior Studio Art Majors
Exhibition
April 25–July 3
Opening Reception: Friday, April 25, 5–7 p.m.
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Installation of 6, the Senior Studio Art Majors Exhibition of 2007
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he annual Senior Studio Art Majors Exhibition
marks the culmination of a student’s artistic career
at Dickinson College. This exhibition features
works by Christian Meade, Leann Leiter, Tracy Meyer,
Selwyn Ramp, Allison Reilly, and Tyler Young, under the
direction of Anthony Cervino with Todd Arsenault, Andrew
Bale, Ward Davenny, and Barbara Diduk.
Exhibitions 2008–2009
To celebrate The Trout Gallery’s 25th Anniversary, the museum is planning a number of special
exhibitions and events. Watch for announcements and invitations.
Gordon Parks: Crossroads
September 5–October 18, 2008
Opening Reception: Friday, September 5, 5–7 p.m.
T
he Trout Gallery is proud to host a retrospective exhibition of the
photographs of Gordon Parks (1912–2006), one of the nation’s most
important chroniclers of the 20th century. Photographer, poet, novelist,
composer, musician, and filmmaker, Parks spent a lifetime shattering barriers in
the pursuit of truth, beauty, social justice, and artistic expression.
Parks became the first black photographer to join the Farm Security
Administration (FSA), shortly after which he made his signature image American
Gothic. In 1949, he became the first black staff photographer at Life magazine,
where he continued to work on assignment for the next quarter of the century.
He documented the gang wars of Harlem and the nascent Black Muslim
movement, worked in fashion and commercial as well as fine art photography.
He helped found Essence magazine and directed the film Shaft. He received
numerous awards including the Jackie Robinson Lifetime Achievement Award,
the NAACP Hall of Fame Award, the National Medal of the Arts, as well as an
honorary doctorate from Dickinson College. All photographs are courtesy of the
Gordon Parks Foundation and the Howard Greenberg Gallery. The show is
organized by art2art Circulating Exhibitions.
American Gothic, gelatin silver print, 1942
Joyce Kozloff
October 31–January 10, 2009
Opening Reception: Friday, October 31, 5–7 p.m.
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Targets, acrylic on canvas with wood frame, 108 in. dia.
n this selection of works, Joyce
Kozloff considers relationships of
power and global politics through
the imagery of maps and cartography.
Her paintings, some of which cover
spherical surfaces and globes, often
resemble maps from antiquity as well as
from the age of exploration and examine
issues of territorial conquest, identity,
and the topography of power. Although
her works trace physical boundaries and
recognizable geographic borders, such
territorial references act as metaphors for
people, culture, body, and mind.
Kozloff has been active in the women
artists’ movement since the 1970s, is a
peace activist, and is a member of the
New York-based collective Artists Against
the War and a founding member of the
Heresies publishing collective. Her
awards include the Jules Guerin
Fellowship and the Rome Prize from the
American Academy in Rome. She has
works in the Brooklyn Museum,
Metropolitan Museum of Art, Jewish
Museum, Whitney Museum of American
Art, the National Gallery of Art,
Smithsonian American Art Museum, the
Fogg Art Museum, Yale University Art
Museum, Los Angeles County Museum
of Art, M.H. de Young Memorial
Museum, among many others. She shows
widely in the United States and Europe,
most recently at the Galleria Michela
Rizzo, Venice.
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Outreach Program
Highlights of the 2006–2007
Season
D
Outreach
ickinson College professors from the Religion, History,
Spanish, German, Art, English, and Theatre & Dance
departments brought their students to programs created
specifically for their individual courses. Collaborating with each professor, Wendy Pires, Curator of Education, designed multi-disciplinary sessions involving student participation and hands-on activities.
In further service to Dickinson and the community, Outreach efforts
include offsite and one-of-a-kind events. This past year saw architectural walks for high school Latin classes, a walking tour through
“Old Mooreland” for a Dickinson first-year seminar, a three-day
workshop with visiting Cameroonian artist Max Lyonga for the
YWCA after-school program at Hope Station, a credit-earning workshop for area art teachers, kite-making at the Amani Festival, the
induction ceremony program for the Carlisle High School National
Art Honor Society, a printmaking workshop for the Women’s
Symposium, and the study of hex signs by school groups, culminating in chalk designs that graced the Dickinson sidewalks.
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Dickinson students analyze the religious meaning in
the prints of Albrecht Dürer and Rembrandt van Rijn
as they relate to their course Visions of the
Apocalypse.
Students from Michelle Shupp’s Latin class at Mechanicsburg High School
practice writing cuneiform.
Children from the Hamilton Elementary School in Harrisburg made
cityscapes as a final art project for Images of Industry and Urban Life.
Students from St. Patrick’s School study key concepts associated with religious
imagery in prints from the age of Albrecht Dürer and Rembrandt van Rijn.
Area school children tackled concepts of mass production and the casting
process in programs for the exhibition Anthony Cervino: Sculpture.
Outreach Program
The Mumper-Stuart
Education Center
opens at The Trout
Gallery
Michael and Laura Mumper cut the ribbon with assistance from Wendy Pires.
On September 7, 2007, Laura and Michael
Mumper cut the ribbon at the entrance to
the Mumper-Stuart Education Center and
opened the door to the next phase in the
museum’s award-winning Outreach Program.
For the past 23 years, the Outreach Program
has operated without a designated site, conducting many art activities and educational
programs outside of the museum’s entrance,
in the lobby of the Weiss Center. Although
the absence of proper classroom facilities did
not prevent the Outreach Program from
providing superior quality programs to area
school children, it certainly did not make
matters easy. With the new center, the
Outreach Program can better serve the
needs of its visitors, offer a wider range of
educational experiences, and provide
Outreach Program student interns with a
professional working environment where
they can develop and refine their skills as
they work toward a career in museum education.
The new center represents a major step forward in The Trout Gallery’s ability to serve
the Dickinson College and central
Pennsylvania communities. The MumperStuart Education Center is funded by a gift in
memory of Evalyn Mumper Stuart, Harvey M.
Stuart ’34, and George B. Mumper, class of
1884.
Mary Stuart Smith ’69, Wendy Pires, and student intern Anabella Atach ’08
Student interns, past and present: Cassie Lynott ’06, Anabella Atach ’08,
Selwyn Ramp ’08, Katlin Harker ’07, Danielle Gower ’05, Emma Bennett ’10,
Allison Reilly ’08
Harvey and David Smith relate stories about their grandparents, Evalyn M. Stuart and
Harvey M. Stuart ’34, and their great-grandfather George B. Mumper, class of 1884.
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Outreach Program
Student Interns
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ach year, three to four Dickinson students with varying backgrounds are chosen for internships in the Outreach Program. Interns
become familiar with museum education principles and standards—as determined by the American Association of Museums—as
well as best practices for museum educators. Within that context, interns are trained to identify learning goals for a variety of age
groups, design age-appropriate activities to support the goals, create teaching materials, and lead activities for school groups. An impressive
percentage of Outreach Program interns capitalize on the skills acquired during their internships.
Carrie Berger Posey ’02, graduate student in museum
studies, University of Oklahoma, Norman,
Oklahoma
I had an incredible experience during my time as an Outreach
Intern. It was while working at The Trout Gallery that my
love of teaching children and
adults in a museum setting was
cemented. I received invaluable
on-the-job training as I was able
to participate fully in the concept,
preparation, and implementation
of our education programs, even
leading groups myself. This prepared me to work as a museum
educator in southern California,
Virginia, and central California. I was just accepted into the
Master of Museum Studies program at the University of
Oklahoma, College of Liberal Studies, and am grateful for the
time I spent as an Outreach Intern, as it helped me to discover
my passion and skills in museum education.
Cassie Lynott ’06, Volunteer and Tour Coordinator in
the Education Department, National Museum of
Women in the Arts, Washington, DC
As a student at Dickinson College, I spent many mornings and
afternoons at The Trout Gallery assisting the Outreach Program.
I discovered a passion for curriculum-based arts education and
interdisciplinary teaching methods.
Museum education became a career
goal, and my practical experience
working with the staff of The Trout
Gallery gave me the skills I needed
to become a successful candidate for
a position in the Education
Department of the National
Museum of Women in the Arts. I am currently the Volunteer and
Tour Coordinator at NMWA, and work closely with docents
responsible for guiding student and adult tours and volunteers
who assist with the variety of programs offered by the Education
Department. The training I gained from working with The
Trout Gallery Outreach Program allowed me to develop teaching
skills and strong educational standards that assist me greatly in
my current museum education endeavors.
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Lacey Gilbo ’03, Program Director, Ketchikan Arts,
Ketchikan, Alaska
As an Art History major, I was frequently asked, “What are you
going to do with THAT major?” During my senior year, I was
accepted as an Outreach Intern at
The Trout Gallery. I fondly recall
the Life in the Ancient World
exhibit, for which I helped design
programs, activities, and materials
to draw parallels between modern
and ancient culture and to demonstrate the value and relevance of
ancient works. At the time, this was
one of the most successful outreach
programs, reaching record audience numbers. As an Outreach
Intern, I gained valuable experience easily applied to the working
world, such as program development, interpersonal skills, and
basic time-management. I now work in Ketchikan, Alaska (one
of “America’s 100 Best Small Art Towns”) as the Program Director
for a very active local arts council where I am responsible for
gallery outreach, workshop and residency coordination, and a
summer arts camp. I am certain that my Trout Gallery experience
gave me an advantage in achieving my current position.
Lynnéa Sparandero ’04, Assistant to the Director of
Development, Washington National Opera, Washington,
DC
I worked with the Outreach Program from the spring of my freshman year through my senior year. I
started doing small jobs and gradually
moved up to teaching programs. One of
my favorites included the Harold
Edgerton photography exhibition where
we taught the physics of motion
through a strobe light and digital camera activity. Over the course of many
exhibitions, I learned how to relate art
to other subjects, such as math, science,
history, literature, and languages. I incorporated this skill into my
English major by researching poetry, plays, and novels and their
relationship to art, especially while studying abroad in East Anglia,
England. I am now the Assistant to the Director of Development at
the Washington National Opera where I find ways of relating the
arts, particularly opera—which is one of the most inaccessible art
forms today—to our patrons. I credit my “mentors” in the Outreach
Program at The Trout Gallery for teaching me how to do this.
Collections Management
Facilities
During the summer of 2007, much needed upgrades
to the lower gallery lighting system were completed. This renovation involved removing and replacing
the balance of the old track remaining from the
previous phase of this multi-year process. The new
system will allow for the use of museum-grade
lamps and filters that will enhance the installation of
future exhibitions. The final phase of these lighting
upgrades will take place during the summer of
2008, when all of the lighting systems in the upper
gallery and atrium are replaced.
The recent addition of large-scale sculptural works,
ethnographic material, and pottery have also highlighted the need for a new storage space to house
our growing collection. Having focused our recent
efforts to expand our storage for two-dimensional
works, the 3-D collection now needs to be
addressed. Possible locations for a new vault space
are under consideration.
Collection
The Trout Gallery received over 309 gifts during
2006, the largest percentage of those coming from
Robert and Francisca Kan. This gift greatly increases
our holdings of war-related art and provides
Dickinson students and the local community with
another excellent resource for research and education. Gifts from Eric Denker ’75, from 2006 and
early years, provided the basis of the Art Historical
Methods exhibition, Inked Impressions: Ellen Day Hale
and the Painter-Etcher Movement. The inclusion of
one of Hale’s plates and her etching needle, both
gifts from Eric Denker this past year, augmented the
museum’s holdings by this noted American artist.
Work continues on preparing the Asian collection
for the upcoming exhibition in spring 2008. Samuel
Parker returned to campus this past semester to
meet with faculty about how to use the exhibition
in classes and how to select objects for inclusion in
the show and accompanying catalogue.
Recent Acquisitions
Leonard Baskin (1922–2000), American
Thomas Eakins, 1964
Etching
Gift of Joan M. Covey in Memory of
Nancy J. Loughridge
2006.1.1
Leonard Baskin (1922–2000), American
Owl, n.d.
Woodcut
Gift of Joan M. Covey in Memory of
Nancy J. Loughridge
2006.1.2
Peter Max (b. 1937), German/American
Max Odyssey Gallery, 1977
Serigraph
Gift of the Doctors Meyer P. ’32 and
Vivian O. Potamkin
2006.2
Ellen Day Hale (1855–1940), American
Laundry, 1923
Copper plate
Gift of Eric Denker ’75, in Honor of Jack
and Rhea Denker
2006.3.1
Ellen Day Hale (1855–1940), American
Etching needle, n.d.
Wood and metal
Gift of Eric Denker ’75, in Honor of Jack
and Rhea Denker
2006.3.2
Rosemary Feit Covey (b. 1954),
American/South African
Self Portrait with Doll, n.d.
Wood engraving
Gift of Eric Denker ’75, in Honor of Jack
and Rhea Denker
2006.3.3
James Bowman
Registrar and Exhibitions Preparator
Rosemary Feit Covey (b. 1954),
American/South African
Orphans of My Older Sister, n.d.
Wood engraving
Gift of Eric Denker ’75, in Honor of Jack
and Rhea Denker
2006.3.6
Winslow Homer (1836–1910), American
The Wreck of the Atlantic–Cast Up by the
Sea, 1873
Wood engraving
Gift of Eric Denker ’75, in Honor of Jack
and Rhea Denker
2006.3.7
Timothy Cole (1852–1931), American
Lady at a Window, after Johannes Vermeer,
1912
Wood engraving on tissue
Gift of Eric Denker ’75, in Honor of Jack
and Rhea Denker
2006.3.8
Timothy Cole (1852–1931), American
Lady at a Window, after Johannes Vermeer,
1912
Wood engraving on paper
Gift of Eric Denker ’75, in Honor of Jack
and Rhea Denker
2006.3.9
Auguste-Louis Lepère (1849–1918),
French
Sur le Pont St. Pierre, n.d.
Wood engraving on tissue
Gift of Eric Denker ’75, in Honor of Jack
and Rhea Denker
2006.4.1
Auguste-Louis Lepère (1849–1918),
French
Courtyard, n.d.
Wood engraving on tissue
Gift of Eric Denker ’75, in Honor of Jack
and Rhea Denker
2006.4.2
Auguste-Louis Lepère (1849–1918),
French
La Siene au Pont Austerlitz, n.d.
Wood engraving on tissue
Gift of Eric Denker ’75, in Honor of Jack
and Rhea Denker
2006.4.3
Loans
One of the primary goals of The Trout Gallery is to
broaden the exposure of the collection by reaching
out to new audiences and by sharing its works with
other institutions. This past year The Trout Gallery
lent works to two exhibitions: Daniel Garber:
Romantic Realist at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine
Art and The Pennsylvania Landscape: Colonial to
Contemporary at Haverford College. The loans
included a charcoal by Garber, oil paintings by
Henry Boese, Seymour Remenick, and Frederick
Wagner, a watercolor by Andrew Wyeth, and a print
by Frederick Schell.
Gift of Eric Denker ’75, in Honor of Jack
and Rhea Denker
2006.3.5
Rosemary Feit Covey, Self Portrait with Doll,
n.d., wood engraving, Gift of Eric Denker ’75,
in Honor of Jack and Rhea Denker, 2006.3.3
Auguste-Louis Lepère (1849–1918),
French
La Siene au Pont Austerlitz, n.d.
Wood engraving on tissue
Gift of Eric Denker ’75, in Honor of Jack
and Rhea Denker
2006.4.4
Rosemary Feit Covey (b. 1954),
American/South African
The Gallery, 1988
Wood engraving
Gift of Eric Denker ’75, in Honor of Jack
and Rhea Denker
2006.3.4
Auguste-Louis Lepère (1849–1918),
French
Le Pont du Jour, n.d.
Wood engraving on tissue
Gift of Eric Denker ’75, in Honor of Jack
and Rhea Denker
2006.4.5
Rosemary Feit Covey (b. 1954),
American/South African
Half Past Ten, 1980
Wood engraving
Auguste-Louis Lepère (1849–1918),
French
Au Coq des Bruyères, n.d.
Wood engraving
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Gift of Eric Denker ’75, in Honor of Jack
and Rhea Denker
2006.4.6
Auguste-Louis Lepère (1849–1918),
French
L’embacadere a Bercy, n.d.
Wood engraving on tissue
Gift of Eric Denker ’75, in Honor of Jack
and Rhea Denker
2006.4.7
Cynthia Nixon (b. 1949), American
Drawing Animals, 1994
Acrylic on cotton broadcloth, satin, metallic acetate, brocade
Gift of Cynthia Nixon
2006.5
Anonymous, American
More Production, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.1
Anonymous, American
85 Million Americans Hold War Bonds, 1945
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.2
Anonymous, American
Help Him Help Yourself For Victory At Least
10% of Your Pay Every Payday, n.d.
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.3
Anonymous, American
He Eats a Ton a Year Your Farm Can Help,
1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.4
Anonymous, American
Give War Bonds, The Present With a Future,
1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.5
Anonymous, American
They’re Fighting Harder Than Ever—Are You
Buying More War Bonds Than Ever?, 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.6
A. Trenker, American
Care is Costly—Buy and Hold War Bonds,
1945
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.11
Anonymous, American
We’re in the Fight, Too!, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.12
D. H. S., American
Don’t Kill Her Daddy With Careless Talk,
1944
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.13
Anonymous, American
Get Your Farm in the Fight! Use Conservation
Methods for Bigger Yields Now!, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.14
Ericson, American
The Sound That Kills...Don’t Murder Men
With Idle Words, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.15
Iligan, American
Enemy Ears Are Listening, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.16
Anonymous, American
We Can...We Will...We Must! Buy U.S. War
Savings Bonds & Stamps Now, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.17
Douglas, American
Work On a Farm...This Summer Join the U.S.
Crop Corps, 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.18
David Stone Martin, American
Strong in the Strength of the Lord We Who
Fight in the People’s Cause Will Never Stop
Until That Cause is Won, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.19
Anonymous, American
U.S. Needs Us Strong Eat Nutritional Food
Every Day, n.d.
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.20
Don Bloodgood, American
Herky Gets Himself in the Groove...Risks Are
Costly...Play it Safe!, n.d.
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.21
Walt Disney (1901–1966), American
Don’t Be a Job Hopper Our Soldiers Are
Sticking to Their Guns Stick to Your Job!, 1944
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.22
Norman Rockwell (1894–1978), American
Mine America’s Coal...We’ll Make It Hot for
the Enemy!, 1944
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.23
Phil Lyford (1887–1950), American
They Also Serve, Who Buy War Bonds 7th
War Loan, 1945
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.24
Dean Cornwell (1892–1960), American
Victory—Now You Can Invest in It! Victory
Loan, 1945
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.25
Anonymous, American
Buy Now for the Bigger 7th War Loan
Through Payroll Savings, 1945
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.26
Leslie Ragan (1897–1972), American
The United Nations Fight for Freedom, 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.27
John Falter (1910–1982), American
Give ’em the Strength to Fight With...Fight For
Freedom!, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.7
Sarra, American
If You Talk Too Much This Man May Die, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.30
Anonymous, American
The State of This Nation is Good..., 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.31
Anonymous, American
The State of This Nation is Good..., 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.32
Anonymous, American
The State of This Nation is Good..., 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.33
Anonymous, American
A Message to Our Tenants from the
Government, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.34
Anonymous, American
A Message to Our Tenants from the
Government, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.35
Anonymous, American
A Message to Our Tenants from the
Government, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.36
Anonymous, American
A Message to Our Tenants from the
Government, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.37
Harry Anderson, American
Americans Suffer When Careless Talk Kills,
1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.39
Anonymous, American
...Because Somebody Talked!, 1944
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.9
12
Cecil Calvert Beall (1892–1967), American
7th War Loan Now...All Together, 1945
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.29
Harry Anderson, American
Americans Suffer When Careless Talk Kills,
1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.38
Anonymous, American
For Victory—And My Personal Post War
World. I’m Following the 7-Key Plan to Hold
Price Down, n.d.
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.8
Jean Carll, American
Give ‘Em Both Barrels, n.d.
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.10
Koerner, American
United We Are Strong United We Will Win,
1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.28
Jean Carll, American, Give ’Em Both Barrels, n.d., offset photomechanical poster, Gift of
Robert and Francisca Kan, 2006.6.10
Harry Anderson, American
Americans Suffer When Careless Talk Kills,
1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.40
Anonymous, American
Save His Life...And Find Your Own Be a
Nurse, 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.41
Sarra, American
This Man May Die If You Talk Too Much,
1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.53
Anonymous, American
Save His Life...And Find Your Own Be a
Nurse, 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.42
Sarra, American
This Man May Die If You Talk Too Much,
1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.54
Anonymous, American
We Have Just Begun to Fight, 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.43
Sarra, American
This Man May Die If You Talk Too Much,
1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.55
Anonymous, American
We Have Just Begun to Fight, 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.44
Leslie Ragan (1897–1972), American
The United Nations Fight for Freedom, 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.45
Leslie Ragan (1897–1972), American
The United Nations Fight for Freedom, 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.46
Anonymous, American
Help Bring Them Back to You...Make Yours a
Victory Home, 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.47
Anonymous, American
Help Bring Them Back to You...Make Yours a
Victory Home, 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.48
Anonymous, American
Help Bring Them Back to You...Make Yours a
Victory Home, 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.49
Sarra, American
I’ll Carry Mine Too! Trucks and Tires Must
Last Till Victory, 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.50
Sarra, American
I’ll Carry Mine Too! Trucks and Tires Must
Last Till Victory, 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.51
Sarra,American
I’ll Carry Mine Too! Trucks and Tires Must
Last Till Victory, 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.52
David Stone Martin, American
Strong in the Strength of the Lord We Who
Fight in the People’s Cause Will Never Stop
Until That Cause is Won, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.56
David Stone Martin, American
Strong in the Strength of the Lord We Who
Fight in the People’s Cause Will Never Stop
Until That Cause is Won, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.57
Broder, American
The United Nations Fight for Freedom, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.58
Broder, American
The United Nations Fight for Freedom, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.59
Anonymous, American
Make Your Own Declaration of War...Buy War
Bonds, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.60
Anonymous, American
Make Your Own Declaration of War...Buy War
Bonds, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.61
Anton Otto Fischer (1882–1962),
American
A Careless Word...A Needless Loss, 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.62
Anton Otto Fischer (1882–1962),
American
A Careless Word...A Needless Loss, 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.63
Anonymous, American
Give It Your Best, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.64
Anonymous, American
Give It Your Best, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.65
Anonymous, American
Plant a Victory Garden Our Food is Fighting,
1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.66
Anonymous, American
Plant a Victory Garden Our Food is Fighting,
1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.67
Anonymous, American
Plant a Victory Garden Our Food is Fighting,
1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.68
James Montgomery Flagg (1877–1960),
American
I Need Your Skill in a War Job!, 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.69
James Montgomery Flagg (1877–1960),
American
I Need Your Skill in a War Job!, 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.70
James Montgomery Flagg (1877–1960),
American
I Need Your Skill in a War Job!, 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.71
James Montgomery Flagg (1877–1960),
American
I Need Your Skill in a War Job!, 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.72
Cecil Calvert Beall (1892–1967), American
In the Strength of Great Hope...Buy Victory
Bonds, 1945
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.78
John Falter (1910–1982), American
If You Tell Where He’s Going...He May Never
Get There, 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.79
John Falter (1910–1982), American
If You Tell Where He’s Going...He May Never
Get There, 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.80
Anonymous, American
Where Our Men Are Fighting Our Food is
Fighting, 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.81
Anonymous, American
Where Our Men Are Fighting Our Food is
Fighting, 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.82
Anonymous, American
Where Our Men Are Fighting Our Food is
Fighting, 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.83
Anonymous, American
Do With Less So They’ll Have Enough!, 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.84
Anonymous, American
Do With Less So They’ll Have Enough!, 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.85
Anonymous, American
Use It Up—Wear It Out—Make It Do!,
1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.73
Anonymous, American
Do With Less So They’ll Have Enough!, 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.86
Anonymous, American
Use It Up—Wear It Out—Make It Do!,
1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.74
Anton Otto Fischer (1882–1962),
American
A Careless Word...A Needless Sinking, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.87
Cecil Calvert Beall (1892–1967), American
7th War Loan Now—All Together, 1945
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.75
Amos Sewell (1901–1983), American
For a Secure Future Buy War Bonds, 1945
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.88
Cecil Calvert Beall (1892–1967), American
7th War Loan Now—All Together, 1945
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.76
Amos Sewell (1901–1983), American
For a Secure Future Buy War Bonds, 1945
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.89
Cecil Calvert Beall (1892–1967), American
In the Strength of Great Hope...Buy Victory
Bonds, 1945
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.77
Koerner, American
United We Are Strong United We Will Win,
1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.90
13
Koerner, American
United We Are Strong United We Will Win,
1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.91
Robert Smullyan Sloan (b. 1915), American
Doing All You Can, Brother? Buy War Bonds,
1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.92
Robert Smullyan Sloan (b. 1915), American
Doing All You Can, Brother? Buy War Bonds,
1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.93
Anonymous, American
Brotherhood Week, 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.103
Anonymous, American
Brotherhood Week, 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.104
Anonymous, American
Win With Tin, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.105
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.111
Anonymous, American
Doctors Are Scarce...Learn First Aid & Home
Nursing, 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.112
Anonymous, American
Doctors Are Scarce...Learn First Aid & Home
Nursing, 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.113
Anonymous, American
For Health...Eat Some Food From Each
Group...Every Day!, 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.94
S. Broder, American
Your Scrap...Brought It Down Keep Scrapping,
1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.120
Roy Schatt (1919–2002), American
Scrap, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.121
Liberman, American
United We Win, 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.122
Anonymous, American
Is Your Trip Necessary? Needless Travel
Interferes With the War Effort, 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.123
Anonymous, American
For Health...Eat Some Food From Each
Group...Every Day!, 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.95
Schlaikier, American
O’er the Ramparts We Watch United States
Army Air Force, 1944
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.124
Anonymous, American
To Have and to Hold! War Bonds, 1944
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.96
Anonymous,
American, Give War
Bonds, The Present
With a Future, 1943,
offset photomechanical
poster, Gift of Robert
and Francisca Kan,
2006.6.5
Anonymous, American
To Have and to Hold! War Bonds, 1944
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.97
Anonymous, American
Homemaker’s War Guide Victory Begins at
Home Do Your Part, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.98
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.119
Allen Saalburg (1899–1987), American
This Was Once Good Earth! Buy More War
Bonds, 1944
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.125
Anonymous, American
Let’s Team Up to Keep Food Prices Down for
the Sake of America’s Future, 1944
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.126
Anonymous, American
Win With Tin, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.106
Anonymous, American
For Baby’s Future Buy War Bonds, n.d.
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.114
Kautz, American
Build for the Future Buy Victory Bonds, 1945
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.127
Anonymous, American
Win With Tin, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.107
Ernest J. Admiral, American
King Says..., 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.115
Anonymous, American
United States Savings Bond United States of
America Two Hundred Dollars, 1945
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.100
Anonymous, American
There is No Safer Place for Your Money—
And It’s Here When You Need It!, 1945
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.128
Anonymous, American
Win With Tin, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.108
Anonymous, American
Guard Your Family’s Health!, 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.116
Anonymous, American
United States Savings Bond United States of
America Two Hundred Dollars, 1945
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.101
Anonymous, American
War Shipments Mean Less Fuel For All Dress
Warmly Indoors Avoid Colds, 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.109
Anonymous, American
If You Tell Where They’re Going...They May
Never Get There!, 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.117
Anonymous, American
Brotherhood Week, 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.102
Anonymous, American
War Shipments Mean Less Fuel For All Dress
Warmly Indoors Avoid Colds, 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.110
Anonymous, American
Americans! Share the Meat, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.118
Anonymous, American
Homemaker’s War Guide Victory Begins at
Home Do Your Part, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.99
Anonymous, American
War Shipments Mean Less Fuel For All Dress
Warmly Indoors Avoid Colds, 1943
14
S. Broder, American
Books Cannot Be Killed By Fire, Books Are
Weapons in the War of Ideas, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Fagg, American
We Made It! How About You?, 1945
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.129
Anonymous, American
The Enemy is Listening, n.d.
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.130
Anonymous, American
Victory Loan Buy Your Extra Bonds–Here,
1945
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.131
Anonymous, American
America Calling Take Your Place in Civilian
Defense, 1941
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.132
Bernard Perlin (b. 1918), American
Let ’Em Have It Buy Extra Bonds, 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.133
Alex Ross, American
Save Waste Paper, 1944
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.134
Koerner, American
Fish is a Fighting Food We Need More, 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.135
Herbert Morton Stoops (1888–1948),
American
Careless Talk...Got There First, 1944
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.136
Ferdinand Warren (1899–1981), American
Attack, Attack, Attack, Buy War Bonds, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.137
Ferdinand Warren (1899–1981), American
Attack, Attack, Attack, Buy War Bonds, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.138
Martha Sawyers (1902–1988), American
You Can’t Afford to Miss Either Buy Bonds
Every Payday, 1944
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.139
Dean Cornwell (1892–1960), American
Victory—Now You Can Invest in It Victory
Loan, 1945
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.140
Anonymous, American
Keep Up Your Payroll Savings, 1945
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.141
Anonymous, American
Buy Now for the Bigger 7th War Loan
Through Payroll Savings, 1945
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.142
Anonymous, American
You Can Earn This Shoulder Emblem U.S. War
Stamp Agent Water Weasel, 1945
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.143
Ray Prohaska (1901–1981), American
Careless Talk Got There First, 1944
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.144
Anonymous, American
We Shall Win or We Shall Die, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.145
Anonymous, American
Your Government Warns Prepare for Winter
Now, 1944
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.146
Anonymous, American
Let’s Go! 6th War Loan, 1944
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.147
Anonymous, American
Back ‘Em Up! Buy Extra Bonds!, 1944
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.148
John Atherton (1900–1952), American
A Careless Word...Another Cross, 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.149
Bernard Perlin (b. 1918), American
Avenge December 7, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.150
Siebel, American
Someone Talked!, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.151
Anonymous, American
Give to Your War Fund for Our Own—For
Our Allies, n.d.
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.152
Anonymous, American
Buy War Bonds, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.153
Ben Shahn (1898–1969), American
This is Nazi Brutality, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.154
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.158
Ben Shahn (1898–1969), American
We French Workers Warn You...Defeat Means
Slavery, Starvation, Death, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.159
Ben Shahn (1898–1969), American
We French Workers Warn You...Defeat Means
Slavery, Starvation, Death, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.160
Bernard Perlin (b. 1918), American
1778–1943, Americans Will Always Fight for
Liberty, 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.161
Bernard Perlin (b. 1918), American
1778–1943, Americans Will Always Fight for
Liberty, 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.162
Bernard Perlin (b. 1918), American
1778–1943, Americans Will Always Fight for
Liberty, 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.163
David Stone Martin, American
Strong in the Strength of the Lord, We Who
Fight in the People’s Cause Will Never Stop
Until That Cause is Won, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.164
David Stone Martin, American
Strong in the Strength of the Lord, We Who
Fight in the People’s Cause Will Never Stop
Until That Cause is Won, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.165
Anonymous, American
The Five Sullivan Brothers “Missing in Action,”
1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.166
Ben Shahn (1898–1969), American
This is Nazi Brutality, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.155
Anonymous, American
The Five Sullivan Brothers “Missing in Action,”
1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.167
Ben Shahn (1898–1969), American
This is Nazi Brutality, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.156
Allen Saalburg (1899–1987), American
Remember Dec. 7!, 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.168
Ben Shahn (1898–1969), American
We French Workers Warn You...Defeat Means
Slavery, Starvation, Death, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.157
Allen Saalburg (1899–1987), American
Remember Dec. 7!, 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.169
Ben Shahn (1898–1969), American
We French Workers Warn You...Defeat Means
Slavery, Starvation, Death, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Anonymous, American
Buy War Bonds, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.170
Anonymous, American
Buy War Bonds, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.171
Broder, American
The United Nations Fight for Freedom, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.172
Broder, American
The United Nations Fight for Freedom, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.173
Broder, American
The United Nations Fight for Freedom, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.174
R. Moore, American
Buy That Invasion Bond!, 1944
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.175
Walter Richards (b. 1907), American
They’ve Got More Important Places to Go
Than You!...Save Rubber, Check Your Tires
Now, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.176
Anonymous, American
More Production, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.177
Anonymous, American
Women in the War We Can’t Win Without
Them, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.178
Anonymous, American
85 Million Americans Hold War Bonds, 1945
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.179
Steven Dohanos (1907–1994), American
Award for Careless Talk, 1944
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.180
J. A., American
For Freedom’s Sake Buy War Bonds, 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.181
James Montgomery Flagg (1877–1960),
American
I Need Your Skill in a War Job!, 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.182
Melbourne Brindle (1904–1995), American
“Bundles for Berlin” More Production!, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.183
Anonymous, American
Bowl Them Over More Production, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
15
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.184
John Falter (1910–1982), American
If You Tell Where He’s Going...He May Never
Get There, 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.185
Norman Rockwell (1894–1978), American
Ours...To Fight For (Four Freedoms), 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.186
Georges Schreiber (1904–1977),
American
Keep Him Flying! Buy War Bonds, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.187
Anonymous, American
Do It With Less—So They’ll Have Enough!,
1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.188
Anonymous, American
Give It Your Best!, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.189
John Atherton (1900–1952), American
A Careless Word...Another Cross, 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.190
Siebel, American
Someone Talked!, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.191
Anonymous, American
Our War Bond Sales The Mighty 7th War
Loan, 1945
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.192
Steven Dohanos (1907–1994), American
Bits of Careless Talk Are Pieced Together by
the Enemy, 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.193
Anonymous, American
Having Seen the Quality of the Work and of
the Workers on Our Production Lines, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.194
Bernard Perlin (b. 1918), American
Avenge December 7, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.195
Victor Keppler, American
Wanted! For Murder Her Careless Talk Costs
Lives, 1944
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.196
Bettina Steinke (1913–1999), American
Our Pilots Praise Your Havocs...Keep ’Em
Flying!, 1943
16
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.197
Anonymous, American
Keep the Home Fires Burning More
Production!, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.198
Anonymous, American
How Steel is Made Half of Every Tank, Gun,
Ship and Submarine is Made from Scrap
Steel, n.d.
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.199
Howard Scott (1902–1983), American
Let’s Go! Where’s That Landing Boat?, 1945
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.200
Riggs, American
She’s a Swell Plane—Give Us More! More
Production, n.d.
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.201
L. Helguera, American
I’m Counting on You! Don’t Discuss Troop
Movements, Ship Sailings, War Equipment,
1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.202
Anonymous, American
Just Be Sure You Put at Least 10% of It in
War Bonds!, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.203
Anonymous, Canadian
Allies in the Shipyards The Workers Portrayed
Above Are All Workers in the Same British
Shipyard!, n.d.
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.210
Nicholas Morant (1910–1999), Canadian
The Merchant Service is Silent Too! Don’t Talk
About Cargoes or Ship Sailings, n.d.
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.211
Anonymous, Canadian
Careless Words May Cause Disaster, n.d.
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.212
M. Laren, Canadian
If You Don’t Need It...Don’t Buy It, n.d.
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.213
Hubert Rogers (1898–1982), Canadian
Men of Valor They Fight For You, 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.214
Nichol, Canadian
Get Your Teeth Into the Job, n.d.
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.215
Anonymous, Canadian
A Spy Doesn’t Look Like This A Spy May Look
Like This, n.d.
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.216
John Falter (1910–1982), American
A Strange Sort of Prayer, 1945
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.204
Morris, Canadian
Shoptalk May Be Sabotalk The Walls Have
Ears, n.d.
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.217
Hock, Canadian
Rumor Kill It!, n.d.
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.205
Jac Leonard, Canadian
Beware The Walls Have Ears, n.d.
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.218
Surrey, Canadian
Wanted Scrap Metal to Make Tanks Shells
Guns, n.d.
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.206
Surrey, Canadian
Every Canadian Must Fight, n.d.
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.219
Anonymous, Canadian
Sealed Lips Will Save Our Ships, n.d.
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.207
Anonymous, Canadian
Untitled, n.d.
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.208
Anonymous, Canadian
There is Too Much Loose Talk, n.d.
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.209
Anonymous, Canadian
Warning the Sharp Ears of Enemy Agents Are
Always Listening for Scraps of Information,
n.d.
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.220
Hubert Rogers (1898–1982), Canadian
Come On Canada!, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.221
Anonymous, Canadian
Somebody Talked! The Walls Have Ears, n.d.
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.222
Hubert Rogers (1898–1982), Canadian
Men of Valor They Fight For You, 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.223
Aldwinkle, Canadian
Canada’s New Army Needs Men Like You,
n.d.
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.224
Hubert Rogers (1898–1982), Canadian
Attack on All Fronts, 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.225
Hubert Rogers (1898–1982), Canadian
Men of Valor They Fight For You, 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.226
Anonymous, Canadian
Your Health is Canada’s Strength, n.d.
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.227
Abugov, Canadian
If the Cap Fits Wear It!, n.d.
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.228
Hubert Rogers (1898–1982), Canadian
Men of Valor They Fight For You, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.229
Anonymous, Canadian
Lick Them Over There! Come on Canada,
n.d.
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.230
Anonymous, Canadian
Says Mike: It’s Got to Be Right to Win the
Fight, n.d.
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.231
Eveleigh, Canadian
Let’s Go...Canada!, n.d.
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.232
R. Filipowski, Canadian
The Torch; Be Yours to Hold It High!, n.d.
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.233
Anonymous, Canadian
Women Are Urgently Needed to Release
Men for Active Service, n.d.
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.234
Anton Otto Fischer (1882–1962),
American
A Careless Word... A Needless Sinking, 1942
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.235
Anonymous, American
The More Women at Work the Sooner We
Win!, 1943
Offset photomechanical poster
Gift of Robert and Francisca Kan
2006.6.236
Auguste-Louis Lepère (1849–1918),
French
Rue Victor Cousin, n.d.
Wood engraving on tissue
Gift of Marc Denker, in Honor of Jack and
Rhea Denker
2006.7.1
Auguste-Louis Lepère (1849–1918),
French
La vallée de la Sole, 1890
Wood engraving on tissue
Gift of Marc Denker, in Honor of Jack and
Rhea Denker
2006.7.2
Auguste-Louis Lepère (1849–1918),
French
L’abreuvior de Pont St. Louis, n.d.
Wood engraving on tissue
Gift of Marc Denker, in Honor of Jack and
Rhea Denker
2006.7.3
Auguste-Louis Lepère (1849–1918),
French
Le Soir, n.d.
Wood engraving on tissue
Gift of Marc Denker, in Honor of Jack and
Rhea Denker
2006.7.4
Auguste-Louis Lepère (1849–1918),
French
Le cirque de Long Rocher, n.d.
Wood engraving on tissue
Gift of Marc Denker, in Honor of Jack and
Rhea Denker
2006.7.5
Auguste-Louis Lepère (1849–1918),
French
Fabricants de (l’ettes?), n.d.
Wood engraving on tissue
Gift of Marc Denker, in Honor of Jack and
Rhea Denker
2006.7.6
Auguste-Louis Lepère (1849–1918),
French
Boy in a Chasm, n.d.
Wood engraving on tissue
Gift of Marc Denker, in Honor of Jack and
Rhea Denker
2006.7.7
Auguste-Louis Lepère (1849–1918),
French
Une loge de carrier, n.d.
Wood engraving on tissue
Gift of Marc Denker, in Honor of Jack and
Rhea Denker
2006.7.8
Auguste-Louis Lepère (1849–1918),
French
Soir d’ête, 1910
Wood engraving on tissue
Gift of Marc Denker, in Honor of Jack and
Rhea Denker
2006.7.9
Auguste-Louis Lepère (1849–1918),
French
Place haute veille tour, Rouen, 1910
Wood engraving
Gift of Marc Denker, in Honor of Jack and
Rhea Denker
2006.7.10
Auguste-Louis Lepère (1849–1918),
French, cut by F. L. Schmied
Small Sylvan Scene, n.d.
Wood engraving
Gift of Marc Denker, in Honor of Jack and
Rhea Denker
2006.7.11
Auguste-Louis Lepère (1849–1918),
French
Place de la Madeleine from Harper’s New
Monthly, n.d.
Wood engraving
Gift of Marc Denker, in Honor of Jack and
Rhea Denker
2006.7.12
Auguste-Louis Lepère (1849–1918),
French
Boulevard des Italiens at Sunset from
Harper’s New Monthly, n.d.
Wood engraving
Gift of Marc Denker, in Honor of Jack and
Rhea Denker
2006.7.13
La Fetê de la presse, 1884
Wood engraving
Gift of Eric Denker ’75, in Honor of Jack
and Rhea Denker
2006.8.7
Auguste-Louis Lepère (1849–1918),
French
Untitled, n.d.
Wood engraving
Gift of Eric Denker ’75, in Honor of Jack
and Rhea Denker
2006.8.8
Auguste-Louis Lepère (1849–1918),
French
Untitled, n.d.
Wood engraving
Gift of Eric Denker ’75, in Honor of Jack
and Rhea Denker
2006.8.9
Auguste-Louis Lepère (1849–1918),
French
Untitled, n.d.
Wood engraving
Gift of Eric Denker ’75, in Honor of Jack
and Rhea Denker
2006.8.14
Auguste-Louis Lepère (1849–1918),
French
Untitled, n.d.
Wood engraving
Gift of Eric Denker ’75, in Honor of Jack
and Rhea Denker
2006.8.15
Auguste-Louis Lepère (1849–1918),
French
Untitled, n.d.
Wood engraving
Gift of Eric Denker ’75, in Honor of Jack
and Rhea Denker
2006.8.16
Auguste-Louis Lepère (1849–1918),
French
Rue de la Paix, from Place de l’Opera from
Harper’s New Monthly, n.d.
Wood engraving
Gift of Marc Denker, in Honor of Jack and
Rhea Denker
2006.7.14
Auguste-Louis Lepère (1849–1918),
French
Old Women with Scythes, n.d.
Wood engraving
Gift of Eric Denker ’75, in Honor of Jack
and Rhea Denker
2006.8.1
Auguste-Louis Lepère
(1849–1918), French, Rue
Victor Cousin, n.d.,
wood engraving on tissue,
Gift of Marc Denker, in
Honor of Jack and Rhea
Denker, 2006.7.1
Auguste-Louis Lepère (1849–1918),
French
Old Women with Scythes, n.d.
Wood engraving
Gift of Eric Denker ’75, in Honor of Jack
and Rhea Denker
2006.8.2
Auguste-Louis Lepère (1849-1918),
French
Portrait of Edmond de Goncourt, n.d.
Wood engraving
Gift of Eric Denker ’75, in Honor of Jack
and Rhea Denker
2006.8.3
Auguste-Louis Lepère (1849–1918),
French
Aux Fortif, n.d.
Wood engraving
Gift of Eric Denker ’75, in Honor of Jack
and Rhea Denker
2006.8.4
Auguste-Louis Lepère (1849–1918),
French
Le Soir, n.d.
Wood engraving
Gift of Eric Denker ’75, in Honor of Jack
and Rhea Denker
2006.8.5
Auguste-Louis Lepère (1849–1918),
French
Fetê au Trocadero–14 Juillet, 1889
Wood engraving
Gift of Eric Denker ’75, in Honor of Jack
and Rhea Denker
2006.8.6
Auguste-Louis Lepère (1849–1918),
French
Auguste-Louis Lepère (1849–1918),
French
Untitled, n.d.
Wood engraving
Gift of Eric Denker ’75, in Honor of Jack
and Rhea Denker
2006.8.10
Auguste-Louis Lepère (1849–1918),
French
Untitled, n.d.
Wood engraving
Gift of Eric Denker ’75, in Honor of Jack
and Rhea Denker
2006.8.17
Auguste-Louis Lepère (1849–1918),
French
Untitled, n.d.
Wood engraving
Gift of Eric Denker ’75, in Honor of Jack
and Rhea Denker
2006.8.11
Auguste-Louis Lepère (1849–1918),
French
Untitled, n.d.
Wood engraving
Gift of Eric Denker ’75, in Honor of Jack
and Rhea Denker
2006.8.18
Auguste-Louis Lepère (1849–1918),
French
Untitled, n.d.
Wood engraving
Gift of Eric Denker ’75, in Honor of Jack
and Rhea Denker
2006.8.12
Auguste-Louis Lepère (1849–1918),
French
Untitled, n.d.
Wood engraving
Gift of Eric Denker ’75, in Honor of Jack
and Rhea Denker
2006.8.19
Auguste-Louis Lepère (1849–1918),
French
Untitled, n.d.
Wood engraving
Gift of Eric Denker ’75, in Honor of Jack
and Rhea Denker
2006.8.13
Auguste-Louis Lepère (1849–1918),
French
Untitled, n.d.
Wood engraving
Gift of Eric Denker ’75, in Honor of Jack
and Rhea Denker
2006.8.20
17
Auguste-Louis Lepère (1849–1918), French
Untitled, n.d.
Wood engraving
Gift of Eric Denker ’75, in Honor of Jack
and Rhea Denker
2006.8.21
Auguste-Louis Lepère (1849–1918), French
Funeral of Gambetta, n.d.
Wood engraving
Gift of Eric Denker ’75, in Honor of Jack
and Rhea Denker
2006.8.33
Unknown, New Guinea
Ancestral post from a ceremonial house,
c. 1965
Wood
Gift of David and Karina Rilling
2007.3.3
Toshiko Takaezu (b. 1922), American
Untitled #7
Gas-fired glaze
Gift of Toshiko Takaezu, in Honor of
Helen and Ruth Trout
2007.4.7
Auguste-Louis Lepère (1849–1918), French
Untitled, n.d.
Wood engraving
Gift of Eric Denker ’75, in Honor of Jack
and Rhea Denker
2006.8.22
Auguste-Louis Lepère (1849–1918), French
Le tirage au sort a l’Hotel de Ville, n.d.
Wood engraving
Gift of Eric Denker ’75, in Honor of Jack
and Rhea Denker
2006.8.34
Unknown, New Guinea
Ancestral post from a ceremonial house,
c. 1965
Wood
Gift of David and Karina Rilling
2007.3.4
Toshiko Takaezu (b. 1922), American
Untitled #8
Anagama wood-fired stoneware
Gift of Toshiko Takaezu, in Honor of
Helen and Ruth Trout
2007.4.8
Auguste-Louis Lepère (1849–1918), French
Untitled, n.d.
Wood engraving
Gift of Eric Denker ’75, in Honor of Jack
and Rhea Denker
2006.8.23
Auguste-Louis Lepère (1849–1918), French
Cinq siècles de gravure sur bois –
Frontispiece, n.d.
Wood engraving
Gift of Eric Denker ’75, in Honor of Jack
and Rhea Denker
2006.8.35
Unknown, New Guinea
Ancestral post from a ceremonial house,
c. 1965
Wood
Gift of David and Karina Rilling
2007.3.5
Toshiko Takaezu (b. 1922), American
Untitled #9
(Kansake) Anagama wood-fired stoneware
Gift of Toshiko Takaezu, in Honor of
Helen and Ruth Trout
2007.4.9
Unknown, New Guinea
Ancestral post from a ceremonial house,
c. 1965
Wood
Gift of David and Karina Rilling
2007.3.6
Toshiko Takaezu (b. 1922), American
Untitled #10
Salt-glazed porcelain
Gift of Toshiko Takaezu, in Honor of
Helen and Ruth Trout
2007.4.10
Unknown, New Guinea
Ancestral post from a ceremonial house,
c. 1965
Wood
Gift of David and Karina Rilling
2007.3.7
Toshiko Takaezu (b. 1922), American
Untitled #11
Gas-fired stoneware
Gift of Toshiko Takaezu, in Honor of
Helen and Ruth Trout
2007.4.11
Unknown, New Guinea
Ancestral post from a ceremonial house,
c. 1965
Wood
Gift of David and Karina Rilling
2007.3.8
Toshiko Takaezu (b. 1922), American
Untitled #12
Gas-fired stoneware
Gift of Toshiko Takaezu, in Honor of
Helen and Ruth Trout
2007.4.12
Toshiko Takaezu (b. 1922), American
Untitled #1
Gas-fired stoneware
Gift of Toshiko Takaezu, in Honor of
Helen and Ruth Trout
2007.4.1
Toshiko Takaezu (b. 1922), American
Untitled #13
Gas-fired porcelain
Gift of Toshiko Takaezu, in Honor of
Helen and Ruth Trout
2007.4.13
Toshiko Takaezu (b. 1922), American
Untitled #2
Gas-fired porcelain
Gift of Toshiko Takaezu, in Honor of
Helen and Ruth Trout
2007.4.2
Edward Burne-Jones (1833-1898), British
Tale of the Wife of Bath, Physician’s Tale
Engraving
Gift of Edwin E. Willoughby
2007.5
Auguste-Louis Lepère (1849–1918), French
Untitled, n.d.
Wood engraving
Gift of Eric Denker ’75, in Honor of Jack
and Rhea Denker
2006.8.24
Auguste-Louis Lepère (1849–1918), French
Untitled, n.d.
Wood engraving
Gift of Eric Denker ’75, in Honor of Jack
and Rhea Denker
2006.8.25
Auguste-Louis Lepère (1849–1918), French
Untitled, n.d.
Wood engraving
Gift of Eric Denker ’75, in Honor of Jack
and Rhea Denker
2006.8.26
Auguste-Louis Lepère (1849–1918), French
Untitled, n.d.
Wood engraving
Gift of Eric Denker ’75, in Honor of Jack
and Rhea Denker
2006.8.27
Auguste-Louis Lepère (1849–1918), French
Susanna, n.d.
Wood engraving
Gift of Eric Denker ’75, in Honor of Jack
and Rhea Denker
2006.8.28
Auguste-Louis Lepère (1849–1918), French
Le bain des nymphes, n.d.
Wood engraving
Gift of Eric Denker ’75, in Honor of Jack
and Rhea Denker
2006.8.29
Auguste-Louis Lepère, (1849–1918), French
Untitled, uncut sheet with illustrations, n.d.
Wood engraving
Gift of Eric Denker ’75, in Honor of Jack
and Rhea Denker
2006.8.30
Auguste-Louis Lepère (1849–1918), French
Untitled, uncut sheet with illustrations, n.d.
Wood engraving
Gift of Eric Denker ’75, in Honor of Jack
and Rhea Denker
2006.8.31
Auguste-Louis Lepère (1849–1918), French
The Wreck of the Ville de Malaga, n.d.
Wood engraving
Gift of Eric Denker ’75, in Honor of Jack
and Rhea Denker
2006.8.32
18
Auguste-Louis Lepère (1849–1918), French
Cinq siècles de gravure sur bois, n.d.
Wood engraving on Holland paper
Gift of Eric Denker ’75, in Honor of Jack
and Rhea Denker
2006.8.36
Auguste-Louis Lepère (1849–1918), French
Arabs with a Fallen Horse, n.d.
Wood engraving
Gift of Eric Denker ’75, in Honor of Jack
and Rhea Denker
2006.8.37
Auguste-Louis Lepère (1849–1918), French
Quai of the Steamers from London, n.d.
Wood engraving
Gift of Eric Denker ’75, in Honor of Jack
and Rhea Denker
2006.8.38
Auguste-Louis Lepère (1849–1918), French
Les Pêcheurs, n.d.
Color woodcut
Gift of Eric Denker ’75, in Honor of Jack
and Rhea Denker
2006.8.39
Adolph Ulrich Wertmuller (1751–1811),
Swedish
Allegorical Portrait of Frances Biddle Nee
Markes (as Flora), c. 1740
Oil on canvas
Gift of Walter Beach ’56
2007.1.1
John Hesselius (1728–1778), American
Portrait of Captain Slater Clay before a window with ship at sea, c. 1759–1775
Oil on canvas
Gift of Walter Beach ’56
2007.1.2
Peter Milton (b. 1930), American
The Jolly Corner I:2, 1971
Resist-ground etching
Gift of Ward Davenny
2007.2
Unknown, New Guinea
Ancestral post from a ceremonial house,
c. 1965
Wood
Gift of David and Karina Rilling
2007.3.1
Unknown, New Guinea
Ancestral post from a ceremonial house,
c. 1965
Wood
Gift of David and Karina Rilling
2007.3.2
Toshiko Takaezu (b. 1922), American
Untitled #3
Gas-fired porcelain
Gift of Toshiko Takaezu, in Honor of
Helen and Ruth Trout
2007.4.3
Toshiko Takaezu (b. 1922), American
Untitled #4
Gas-fired stoneware
Gift of Toshiko Takaezu, in Honor of
Helen and Ruth Trout
2007.4.4
Toshiko Takaezu (b. 1922), American
Untitled #5
Anagama wood-fired stoneware
Gift of Toshiko Takaezu, in Honor of
Helen and Ruth Trout
2007.4.5
Toshiko Takaezu (b. 1922), American
Untitled #6
Anagama wood-fired stoneware
Gift of Toshiko Takaezu, in Honor of
Helen and Ruth Trout
2007.4.6
Toshiko Takaezu, Untitled, gas-fired porcelain, Gift of the artist, in Honor of Helen
and Ruth Trout, 2007.4.11
Friends News
Walter Eggert Beach
(1934-2006)
I
t is with great sadness that The Trout Gallery acknowledges
the passing of Walter Eggert Beach ’56. A major supporter
of Dickinson College, Walter served as member and president of the Alumni Council, an alumni trustee, a member of
the Board of Trustees, a lifetime member of the Friends of the
Library, and a board member of the Friends of The Trout
Gallery. Throughout his life, Walter recognized the importance
of historic materials and worked to build the college’s collections
of rare books, art, and artifacts. From his longtime residence in
Washington, DC, Walter worked tirelessly on behalf of the college, always striving to grace the institution with colonial-era
manuscripts and letters and to promote the accomplishments of
his alma mater among his wide network of friends and associates. While the most visible reminder of Walter’s support for the
college is the bronze statue of Benjamin Rush, which he helped
acquire, Walter also bequeathed to The Trout Gallery a pair of
early American colonial portraits by John Hesselius and Adolf
Wertmuller. The Trout Gallery is most fortunate to have
received Walter’s support and guidance over the years.
1934–2006
Friends Bus Trip to the
Smithsonian American Art
Museum and National
Portrait Gallery
O
n November 5, 2006, the Friends of The Trout
Gallery hosted a bus trip to the newly renovated
Smithsonian American Art Museum and the National
Portrait Gallery in Washington, DC. Visitors were welcomed to
the newly installed collections by Eleanor Harvey, Chief Curator
of the Smithsonian American Art Museum, who provided a
warm introduction to the museum. Among the highlights in the
museum are portraits of Benjamin Rush, Benjamin Franklin,
and John Dickinson. Plans are under way for a bus trip this
spring, so watch your mail for further notice and join us at our
next event.
Friends
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Friends of The Trout Gallery
The Trout Gallery gratefully recognizes individuals and organizations who support the museum
through contributions of service, funds, or works of art during the 2006-2007 fiscal year.
Board Members
Vice-President: Maureen
Reed
Treasurer: Karen Neely
Faryniak ’86
Donna Clarke
Carolyn Wherly
Cleveland ’60
Eric Denker ’75
Melissa Gallagher
Susan Goldberg
Melinda Schlitt
Wilford Scott ’72, P’02
The John Dickinson
Society:
Mark W. Connelly
Eric Denker ’75
George E. Hoffer ’61
Ann K. Hoffer
Robert F. Kan
Francisca Kan
Mary Stuart Smith ’69
Benefactors:
Henry D. Clarke, Jr. ’55
Donna L. Clarke
Marc I. Denker
Sylvia J. Smith ’73
Richard Snider P’00
Mary Snider P’00
Kenneth C. Spengler ’36,
P’81
Partners:
Arthur E. Arnold II ’50
Alfred Berger
Christine Bombaro ’93
Kathryn Cundiff ’81
Todd Henry Engels ’87
Deirdre DeBlasio
Engels ’87
Katherine Harman
Forester ’96
Matthew Forester
William E. Owens ’62
Nancy Gray Vibert ’83
Sustainers:
John J. Curley ’60
Ann Conser Curley ’63
Eugene M. D’Amico III
John P. Derrickson ’65
Phillip Earenfight
Jonathan S. Epstein ’96
Karen Neely Faryniak ’86
John Faryniak
Mary J. Gaskin ’71
Carol Shaw Glatt ’55
Maureen Reed
Victoria Hann
Reynolds ’50
Iris Rosenberg
Nancy Siegel
Supporters:
Benazir A. Akbar ’07
Khalifa Al Kindi ’07
George J. Allan
Mary E. Allan
Cornelius N. Allen
Cynthia E. Allen
Michelle Attias-Goldstein ’96
Melanie S. Baird ’01
Patricia Ritterhoff
Barber ’84
Rick Bonomo ’71
Michael Bose ’71
Kenneth James Brophy ’96
Kathryn Van Schaick
Brown ’86
James R. Bunce P’00
Sally Greene Bunce P’00
Alan R. Burger P’05, P’08
Leslie B. Burger P’05, P’08
Sarah Rachel Burger ’05
Josie Campbell ’65
Carlisle Area Newcomers
Club
Elizabeth J. Castillo ’08
Joanna E. Castro ’98
Audree Chase-Mayoral ’90
Christopher Charles
Cocores ’05
Russell Coe
David Cohn ’48
Rosemarie Cohn
Ralph T. Colliander
Carl Colton P’92
Mary Colton P’92
Lauren P. Comly ’87
Morgan Constantino ’07
Sarah R. Curran ’07
Diane Cyburt ’75
Daniela M. D’Amato ’01
Donald Dates
Suzanne Ruggles Dates ’55
Cristin L. Meehan
Delaney ’01
Mark B. Dischell ’68
Meta Duevell ’03
Cynthia Slack Ehlinger ’75
Nicole Eicher ’05
James Evans ’51
Joan Trier Evans ’55
Ethel Peterson Feinour ’50,
P’73, P’75
Steven J. Fishman ’67
Nancy Shoup Fishman ’88
Ella Forsyth
Margaret Gilmore P’07
Ira D. Glick ’57
Lori Edwards Goldman ’81
Edward Goldman
Margaret E. Graham ’08
Nina M. Gregg ’03
William L. Gumby ’54
George A. Hahn Jr. ’68,
P’06
Philip Hallen
David C. Hancock ’66
Marla H. Hand ’77
Christopher Densham
Hatch ’88
Susannah K. Haworth ’06
Michael Heiman P’05
Paula Heiman P’05
Elizabeth Will Hilbert ’55
Sharon Hirsh
Michael Hirsh
Karl E. Holzer III ’00
G. Randolph Hudson
Stephanie Woodhouse
Hughes ’99
Esther Humphrey
Alissa Imperatore ’97
Benjamin James ’34, P’60,
P’63
Elizabeth Flower James ’35,
P’60, P’63
Eugene Jeffreys P’95
Beverly Jeffreys P’95
Leigha Jennings ’98
Donald Kaufman
Stephanie I. Keifer
Margaret Moon Kenrick ’48
Elizabeth Kerch
Ann Thompson Kern ’63
David Kranz
Suzanne Kranz
Edward Kreuser
Richard Lawson P’04
Ruth Lawson P’04
Richard A. Levie ’66, P’06
Sally A. Levie P’06
Edward Lewis
Katheryn Linduff ’63
Charles H. Lippy ’65
Ashley Hodges Lorenz ’96
Cassie Lynott ’06
Max Sako Lyonga
Gregory MacCordy
Wendy Finch MacCordy ’81
Elizabeth Madaus ’02
Christina Cupp
Manonian ’97
Ann Martin P’85
Peter Martin P’85
Enrique Martinez-Vidal
P’76, P’79
Joan L. Miller
Clarence Millichap P’07
Zita Millichap P’07
Stacy C. Milo ’91
Wendy Moffat
Melissa Groff Mooney ’93
Ryan Morey ’04
Kathryn Moyer ’04
Peter Muller ’66
Arthur A. Murphy
Ann Horlacher Murray ’66
Togo Nishiura
Eleanor Nishiura
Cynthia Nixon ’71
James T. Nyeste
Dawn R. Petrosky ’89
Sanford Quickel P’08
Sandra Quickel P’08
Sara J. Renda ’98
Brendon G. Riley
Sarah Maggs Riley ’97
Barbara Ritter ’55, P’84
Dieter Rollfinke P’93
Jacqueline Rollfinke P’93
John M. Runge P’00
Francesca B. Runge P’00
Jeffrey J. Runge ’00
Bjorn Runquist P’02
Anne Runquist P’02
Martha McLaughlin
Schloetzer ’99
Gordon L. Schoff ’99
Scott Allen Schweigert ’92
Jennifer E. Seller ’83
Elane Foreman Seltzer ’62
Arielle Shapiro ’07
Amelia Span
Shillingsburg ’96
Robert Shillingsburg
M. Jean Smith
Lynnéa Sparandero ’04
Ingre Reinhardt
Stackhouse ’96
Mark Stackhouse ’97
Matthew A. Stevenson ’02
Elizabeth Kuesters
Sullivan ’01
Carroll Thomas
Nancy Klaunberg
Thomas ’55
John H. Turner P’04
Janice B. Turner P’04
Laura G. Turner ’04
Susan Poteat Uhler ’69
Heidi Allen Venero ’00
Milica Curcic
Wainwright ’95
Murrel R. Walters III ’72
Mary A. Warner ’72
Sarah Wasdyke ’98
Michael Evan Weiss ’89
Jeffrey Werthan P’08
Susan Werthan P’08
Emily T. West ’06
Robyn Nichols
Witschey ’80
Helen Mercer Witt ’55
Melvin Wolf
Joan Wolf
Ruth Wrightstone ’61
Barbara Minnick Wyatt ’55
William Wyatt
Steven Zazenski P’07
Kathryn M. Zazenski P’07
Robert Zieff
The Trout Gallery receives
support from Dickinson
College, the Ruth Trout
Endowment, and the Helen
E. Trout Memorial Fund.
Additional funding for special projects comes from the
Henry D. Clarke, Jr.
Foundation for the Arts.
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