Wanderlust - Art Ball 2012 - Auction Catalogue

ART BALL 2012 Presented by Headington Companies on behalf of the

auction catalogue

Auction Catalogue proudly presented by

Jennifer and John Eagle | Aston Martin of Dallas

Itinerary for the Evening 6:30 p.m.

Luxurious cocktails, including Belvedere Lustini and Hennessy Vintage;

hors d’oeuvres; and Jetsetter Auction presented by Delivery Limited, Inc. Hamon Atrium

7:30 p.m.

Special entertainment and Live Auction conducted by Christie’s Auction House Hamon Atrium

8:00 p.m.

Seated dinner Chilton Galleries

9:30 p.m.

Tea Salon Hamon Atrium

10:00 p.m.

Conclusion of Jetsetter Auction Concourse

11:00 p.m.

After Party at Rio Room 4515 Travis Street, Dallas, Texas 75205

event and after party presenting sponsor Headington Companies on behalf of The Joule

art direction by Douglas Little

auction catalogue sponsor

auction paddle sponsor

Quick Foundation | Tricia Quick

Jennifer and John Eagle Aston Martin of Dallas

Museum Tower

patron party sponsor

special programs sponsor

Classic BMW | BMW of Dallas

cocktail party sponsor

Nancy C. and Richard R. Rogers

young artist program sponsor

Marguerite Steed Hoffman Cindy and Howard Rachofsky

family experiences programming sponsor

Gene and Jerry Jones Family

Amy Warren

fashion sponsor Neiman Marcus

live auction sponsor Christie’s Auction House Capera Ryan

silent auction and jetsetter sponsor Delivery Limited, Inc.

gift bag sponsor David Sutherland Showroom

valet sponsor Chubb Personal Insurance

program of events sponsor Peggy and Carl Sewell

luxury cocktails sponsor

announcement party sponsor

Moët Hennessy USA Hennessy | Belvedere | Glenmorangie | 10 Cane | Ruinart

Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s International Realty | Claire Dewar

official airline

multimedia sponsor AT&T

American Airlines

menu sponsor The Deason Foundation

media sponsor PaperCity Magazine

navigator The Eugene McDermott Foundation

sojourner Deedie and Rusty Rose

adventurer Melanie and Tim Byrne | Mary NoĂŤl and Bill Lamont Nancy and Clint Carlson The Dedman Foundation Fund of Communities Foundation of Texas | Robert H. Dedman, Jr. Julie and Ed Hawes Catherine and Will Rose Merry and Chad Vose

voyager Carrie and Steven Becker | The Bradbury Dyer Foundation Betty and Russell Bellamy | Rex Cumming |Chris Gonzalez Faye Briggs Gonzalo Bueno and Michael McCray | Brian Bolke and Faisal Halum | Shannon Johnson Tracy and Richard Cheatham | Amy and Les Ware Dallas Art Fair Laura and Walter Elcock Claire and Dwight Emanuelson | Muffin and John Lemak | Niven Morgan and Shelby Wagner Melissa and Trevor Fetter Goss-Michael Foundation The Hersh Foundation Interceramic

Locke Lord Bissell & Liddell Rajan Patel Vin and Caren Prothro Foundation Sherry and Brooks Reed TurningPoint Foundation

grand tour Allen and Kelli Questrom Jan and Jim Showers Connie and Marc Sigel Gayle and Paul Stoffel Sharon and Michael Young

sightseer

Elaine and Neils Agather Lael and Peter Brodsky The Buzzell Company Cabana Fanchon and Howard Hallam The Bryant & Nancy Hanley Foundation, Inc. Adrea D. Heebe Ann and Lee Hobson Jennifer and Tom Karol Laura Lee Clark Interior Design, Inc. Shirley and William S. McIntyre Susan and Bill Montgomery Janelle and Alden Pinnell Karen and Richard Pollock Katherine and Eric Reeves Christen and Derek Wilson

weekender

Naomi Aberly and Laurence Lebowitz for Lebowitz Family Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Ivan B. Bank | Insight Complete Eye Care

Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Barbier-Mueller Mary and Robert Black Rebecca and Ken Bruder CEB Construction, Inc. | Mr. and Mrs. Cy Barcus Jennifer and Coley Clark Communities Foundation of Texas | Jo and Dean Guerin Ellen and Jamie Copaken Tish and Tim Cox Betsy and Guinn Crousen Barbara and Don Daseke Anne Davidson and Randall van Wolfswinkel Cammy and Holmes Davis IV Rusty and Bill Duvall Amy and Vernon Faulconer Rebecca and Barron Fletcher Shona C. Gilbert Sue and Jim Gragg Pamela and James P. Graham | Schick Shadel Hospital Linda and Scott Greer Michelle and John Grimes Kenneth Hamlett, DDS The Hoak Foundation Catherine Howell Paula Marie and Jeffrey Jones Olivia and Jeff Kearney Jenny and John Kirtland Melinda and Mark Knowles Lisa and Peter Kraus Brett and Lester Levy Julie and Randy Lieberman W. W. Lynch Foundation Erin Mathews and David Nichols | Mathews-Nichols Group Leslie and Jason Needleman

Mark Plunkett Mary and Robert Potter Ricki and Andy Rabin JosĂŠ Reyes Stephanie and John Roberts Lysa and Greg Rohan | Heritage Auctions Lisa and John Runyon Betty and Brian Schultz Sunie and Steve Solomon Mr. and Mrs. William T. Solomon The William W. Spruance Foundation | Liz and Scott Kimple Mary and Mike Terry Cynthia and Ed Timms Gordon VeneKlasen Sarah and Russell Weinberg

co-chairmen

Julie Butler Hawes Merry Vose

underwriting chairman Catherine Rose

underwriting co-chairmen Gonzalo Bueno Claire Dewar Jennifer Karol Mauricio Lobeira Cynthia Miller Ann and David Sutherland Kacy Tolleson

live auction c0-chairmen Gina Betts Rozalyn Colombo

art auction chairman Lisa Hirschler Brown

event designer Russell Glenn and Stage Works

art director Douglas Little

auction manager Cindy Ferris

arrangements chairman Marie Dean

young artists program chairman Lynn Brooks

host committee Carrie Becker Tricia Besing Beau Black Brian Bolke Lael Brodsky Rebecca Bruder Nancy Carlson Robin Carreker Tracy Cheatham Ellen Copaken Rex Cumming Cammy Davis Kerri Davis Stephen Dunn Rusty Duvall Claire and Dwight Emanuelson Joyce Goss Sue Gragg Michelle Grimes Ann Hobson Brooke Hortenstine Catherine Howell

Lindsay Jacaman Kris Johnson Olivia Kearney Jenny Kirtland Paige Lane Muffin Lemak Sheryl Maas Lynn McBee Karla McKinley Capa Mooty Niven Morgan Nicole Musselman Rajan Patel Cathy Phillips Janelle Pinnell Karen Pollock Sherry Reed Katherine Reeves JosĂŠ Reyes Lisa Runyon Capera Ryan Deborah Scott Peggy Sewell Elizabeth Showers Jan and Jim Showers Sunie Solomon Anne Stodghill Leisa Street Marlene Fogarty Sughrue Ashley Tripplehorn Amy Turner Shelby Wagner Amy Ware Rodney Woods Sharon Young

live auction Proudly presented by

auctioneer Lydia Wickliffe Fenet | International Director of Strategic Partnerships Lydia Fenet, Senior Vice President, Director of Strategic Partnerships, joined Christie’s in September 1999 as a member of the Client Advisory team. During her twelve-year career at Christie’s, Ms. Fenet has worked in a variety of different roles, including overseeing 400 events a year as Director of Special Events. In February 2010, Ms. Fenet launched the Strategic Partnerships program for Christie’s in order to create global partnerships with other luxury brands. Due to the success of the Strategic Partnerships program at Christie’s, Ms. Fenet was promoted to International Director of Strategic Partnerships in August 2011.

Ms. Fenet started her auctioneering career shortly after joining Christie’s. Since her first auction in 2001, Ms. Fenet has become one of Christie’s most experienced benefit auctioneers, raising millions of dollars for some of the largest nonprofit organizations in the United States. Some of her recent auctions include The Clinton Foundation, amfAR, and the Food Bank of New York. Ms. Fenet was recently named one of the Top Five Auctioneers in New York and appeared as the auctioneer on the season finale of NBC’s The Celebrity Apprentice. In addition to her role as a benefit auctioneer, Ms. Fenet teaches the benefit auctioneering class at Christie’s, helping train a new class of auctioneers to represent Christie’s.

Ms. Fenet graduated cum laude with a Bachelor of Arts degree in both Art History and History from Sewanee–The University of the South.

live auction one

hermès haut à courroies travel birkin bag Made famous in 1984 by Jane Birkin, this timeless treasure is the most sought after travel accessory for the elite. Travel confidently with your best foot forward as you tote this gorgeous gray Hermès Haut à Courroies Travel Birkin Bag. Measuring 50cm, this limited production (unattainable for even the savviest shopper!), oversized bag is the perfect carryall for a weekend getaway.

Compliments of Gabriela Milmo and Wylie W. McAnallen

Value

Priceless

live auction two Dates

Valid until April 14, 2013

Value

Priceless

Restrictions Gift certificate for Graff excludes tax on

purchased item. Hotel subject to availability; certain black-out dates may apply. Excludes airfare and meals.

“graff—the most fabulous jewels in the world” Shop and stay in style! Use your $25,000 gift certificate at Graff in New York.

During your Graff shopping experience, you will meet with the Graff CEO, Henri Barguirdjian, who will give you a private tour of the House of Graff and visit with you in his private office, where he will unveil the most sought after jewels in Graff’s vault.

While in New York, enjoy two nights at The Carlyle, A Rosewood Hotel, a sanctuary of luxury and refined taste.

Compliments of Rozalyn Colombo of Graff Diamonds and Rosewood Hotels

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ride with the king of mardi gras Two couples will travel to New Orleans in a private jet for Mardi Gras 2013 and stay for two nights at the luxurious Windsor Court Hotel. The gentlemen will have a once-in-a-lifetime experience, riding in one of the three most prestigious Mardi Gras Krewe Parades­—Bacchus, Orpheus, or Hermes—and will be joined by the ladies at the Krewes’ Ball, a party like no other!

Compliments of Julie and Ed Hawes and Margaret and Glenn Solomon

Dates

February 8–12, 2013

Value

Priceless

Restrictions Hotel subject to availability; certain

black-out dates may apply. Excludes meals.

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chanel in paris Dates

Paris Fashion Week September 27–October 5, 2012

Value

Priceless

Restrictions Tour of apartment is subject to change based

on availability. The donation is non-transferable and must be redeemed by end of October 2012.

Must be 18 years or older and a legal U.S. resident. Hotel is subject to availability; certain black-out dates may apply. Airline availability during Paris Fashion Week is not guaranteed; subject to availability and certain black-out dates may apply.

You and a guest will receive business-class round-trip transportation to Paris on American Airlines, official airline of Art Ball 2012, that may be used to attend the world premiere of the CHANEL Spring/Summer 2013 Prêt-à-Porter Collection in October 2012. Following the show, you will enjoy a private lunch hosted by CHANEL. This exclusive experience will conclude with a private tour of Coco Chanel’s apartment in the legendary Couture House, where she both worked and played host to Parisian society, including Picasso and Colette and Jean Cocteau.

Deluxe accommodations for four nights, including breakfast, will be provided

by Mandarin Oriental, Paris, situated on the famed rue Saint-Honoré in the city’s historic and fashionable center.

Compliments of CHANEL, American Airlines, and Mandarin Oriental

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aspen ideas festival and the residences at little nell Enjoy seven nights at The Residences of Little Nell during the Aspen Ideas Festival in June 2012, along with two coveted passes to Session 1 of the Aspen Ideas Festival.

Past speakers have included Bill Gates, Alan Greenspan, and Colin Powell. During the festival, enjoy an unforgettable dinner sponsored by U.S. Trust with Walter Isaacson, author of the best-selling biography Steve Jobs, at the Aspen Mountain Club.

Compliments of U.S. Trust and Jenna Turner

Dates

Residence week of June 22–29, 2012.

AIF actual dates are June 27–29, 2012

Value

$38,500

Restrictions Check in at residence on June 22 at

4:00 p.m. and check out June 29 at 11:00 a.m.

Dates of stay may not be changed.

Excludes airfare and meals, except those meals , if any, provided by the Aspen Ideas Festival.

live auction six Value

$18,000

Restrictions Caviar is for May 2012–May 2013.

caviar and wine package Enjoy delicious caviar for a year (1 ounce of ESTATE CAVIAR: HERITAGE XIV per month) in a beautiful Baccarat crystal caviar bowl, the Baccarat Abysse Caviar Service, accompanied by a case of fine wines donated by some of the most discerning wine collectors in Dallas. Incudes a Jarvis 1992 Cabernet Sauvignon and a Dominus 2001 Vhrition Moueix.

Compliments of Melanie and Tim Byrne, Todd Fiscus, Julie and Ed Hawes, Marguerite Hoffman, Mary Noël and Bill Lamont, and Cindy and Howard Rachofsky

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Dates

September 2012 through May 2013.

Excludes all holidays, including Memorial Day and Labor Day. Dates must be mutually agreeable.

Spend four nights in a magnificent five-bedroom, six-acre estate in the heart of East

Value

$15,000

Hampton. Perfect for five couples or two families, the estate includes amenities such as

Restrictions Smoking, pets, and use of estate-owned

east hampton home a pool and tennis court and is just a short walk to Georgia Beach. The package includes a Jarvis 1992 Cabernet Sauvignon and a Dominus 2001 Vhrition Moueix.

Compliments of Skye and William Brewer and the Bickel & Brewer Foundation

cars is not permitted. Excludes airfare and meals.

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Dates

September 4–13, 2012

Value

Priceless

Restrictions Excludes airfare, hotels, and meals.

Date of trip may not be changed.

contemporary art initiative trip to the sâo paulo biennial and inhotim Curated by Jeffrey Grove, The Hoffman Family Senior Curator of Contemporary Art Join the DMA’s Contemporary Art Initiative (a select group of enthusiasts who support the Museum’s contemporary art exhibitions, publications, and special projects) for an extremely rare opportunity. Travel to South America for exclusive art and architecture experiences, including visits to private collections and museums, a VIP preview of the Sâo Paulo Biennial, excursions to Rio de Janeiro and Brasilia— one of the outstanding architectural wonders of the 20th century—and a special day trip to Inhotim. This unique site offers a broad ensemble of artworks, displayed outdoors as well as in both temporary and permanent galleries, located within a 178-acre botanical garden of extraordinary beauty. You will be joined by Allan Schwartzman, who developed much of the collection at Inhotim.

Compliments of the Dallas Museum of Art

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one-week yacht cruise on the daybreak Ten guests will join Julie and Ed Hawes for a one-week private charter on The Daybreak, a 153-foot yacht, to cruise the crystal blue Caribbean Sea. Each of the six staterooms is equipped with en-suite bath, TV, DVD, and satellite communications. Passengers will board and disembark at Hurricane Hole Marina in Nassau, Bahamas.

Compliments of an anonymous donor

Dates

June 6–13, 2012

Value

$195,000

Restrictions Expenses for provisioning, fuel, and

incidentals as well as flight to Nassau is the responsibility of the winners.

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a royal london affair by christie’s Two of you will receive business-class round-trip transportation on American Airlines, Value

$45,000

Restrictions Subject to availability and excluding

June and July 2012 and the period of the Olympics (July 26–August 14).

Expires April 13, 2013. Airline tickets are subject to availability and certain black-out dates may apply. Excludes meals.

official airline of Art Ball 2012, that may be used for travel to London for a once-in-alifetime experience with Viscount Linley, son of Princess Margaret and Chairman of Christie’s, UK. Enjoy a four-night stay at the five-star Claridge’s Hotel.

During your stay, Christie’s will welcome you for a private tour and tea with Viscount Linley and a tour of the LINLEY showroom. You will also experience a private tour of the refurbished Dutch Galleries at the Wallace Collection with the Head Curator– Director of Dutch Galleries at the Soame Museum, and champagne with Mark Weiss, owner of the Weiss Gallery. To commemorate your visit to London, have a private portrait sitting for a charcoal drawing with Australian artist Ralph Heimans, who has been selected to paint a portrait of Her Majesty The Queen for her Diamond Jubilee.

To prepare for your trip, fill a new Stella McCartney bag with the full line of LAFACE Skin Care Products.

Compliments of Capera Ryan–Christie’s, American Airlines, Soame Museum, Mark Weiss, Ralph Heimans, Claridge’s, Lisa C. Alexander, and Stella McCartney

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Value

gulfstream IV-SP

Restrictions Subject to availability and excludes holidays.

JETAWAY EXPERIENCE A private jet for the getaway of your dreams! Exclusive use of a Gulfstream IV-SP, a high-altitude, high-speed, twin turbofan jet aircraft that seats seventeen people and is available for a round-trip journey for up to five days and up to six hours of flight time.

$50,000

Must make travel arrangements 90 days prior to departure. Plane departs from, and returns to, Dallas, Texas. No guests will be picked up or returned to any other location.

own it now

Own It Now is an opportunity for guests to procure some of our most amazing auction items early without the hassle of being outbid. Own It Now items will be sold to the first bidder who agrees to the Own It Now price and purchases the item between Wednesday, April 4, 2012, at 7:00 p.m. and Thursday, April 12, 2012, at noon.

Please fax your form to the Dallas Museum of Art at 214-922-1309, phone in your bid to 214-922-1353, or e-mail ArtBall@DallasMuseumofArt.org. Please refer to the form posted online at DallasMuseumofArt.org/ArtBall. You will be contacted upon receipt of your Own It Now bid.

On Friday, April 13, if an item is still available, it will go into the silent auction at the Art Ball under standard bidding procedure.

own it now | one Value $ 17,750 Own It Now $ 14,200

hermès travel package Add a touch of glamour to your summer travel. This ultimate accessory package includes these luxurious items: Hermès Polochon Voyage 65 Travel Bag in havane vean evergrain, Hermès Summer Plaid Scarf in neutral colors, Hermès Avalon Blanket in coco/chamomile, Hermès Travel Pillow, Hermès Cape Cod GM Watch with stainless steel case, quartz movement, and etoupe double tour strap, Hermès Leather Hapi Multi-Wrap Bracelet, Hermès Tarmac Passport Holder in gris tourterelle goatskin, and Hermès Playing Cards in etoupe leather traveling case.

Compliments of Nancy C. Rogers and Richard R. Rogers

own it now | two

black gold lace and diamond earrings These exquisite black gold lace and diamond chandelier earrings are the perfect accessory for an elegant night on the town. This timeless treasure can be dressed up or down to accent any wardrobe.

Compliments of Sue Gragg

Value $14,000 Own It Now $11,200 Restrictions

No returns or exchanges

own it now | three

Dates

November 16–20, 2012

Value $ 30,000 Own It Now $ 24,000 Restrictions

Excludes extracurricular activities such as spa, sightseeing, massages, and fishing.

Excludes airfare and meals.

careyes, mexico, for four nights Twelve guests can enjoy a house in Careyes, Mexico, located on a ten-acre property that has 360-degree views of amazing beaches—includes a private beach where you can have lunch one afternoon. This home includes eight bedrooms, pool, tennis court, gym, and a massage room. The incredible staff includes a private chef, two butlers, and two housekeepers. You can schedule private massage appointments at your leisure.

The surrounding area has fishing, sightseeing, and the best native cuisine.

Compliments of Ari Neto Velez

own it now | four

amalfi coast and rome tour for two You and a guest will begin your journey in Naples. Positano Car Service will take you

Value $6,700

from Naples to Ravello, where you will spend four nights at the Palazzo Sasso,

Own It Now $5,360

a five-star deluxe hotel located on the Amalfi Coast. During your stay, you will enjoy a

Restrictions

unique opportunity to attend a Mamma Agata cooking class—pick your vegetables from her kitchen garden, learn how to make your own limoncello, and listen to Mamma’s stories about cooking for celebrities. Positano Car Service will provide a scenic tour along the Amalfi Coast, as well as transport you back to Naples. You will then head to Rome for the next part of your journey. In Rome, you will spend two nights at the exquisite Rocco Forte Hotel de Russie, a luxury five-star hotel located in the heart of Rome between the Spanish Steps and the Piazza del Popolo on the Via del Babuino. The hotel is within walking distance of Rome’s key attractions, fashion houses, and Via Condotti.

Compliments of Strong Travel Services, Positano Car Service, Hotel de Russie, Palazzo Sasso, and Mamma Agata

Stay at Palazzo Sasso excludes June and July 2012. Stay at Rocco Forte Hotel de Russie has restricted availability and is valid until October 31, 2012.

Excludes airfare and meals.

silent auction Presented by

Twenty of Dallas’s most stylish globetrotting Jetsetters have put together an auction that takes us around the world in luxury. Our incredible silent auction will be unveiled at the Art Ball on Saturday, April 14, 2012.

Our Jetsetters imagined exotic trips and selected treasures they would hope to find or would never, ever leave home without. In the true sense of Wanderlust, our silent auction will explore curiosities from around the world, presenting you with treasures you can’t leave the Art Ball without!

Jacqueline Anderson and the Dallas Museum of Art

Sue Gragg

Lela Rose

Julie Hawes

Amy Ryan

Dr. Ivan Bank

Sharon Khazzam

Capera Ryan

Nickki Belmer

Jenny Kirtland

Tricia Besing

Neiman Marcus

Shooting Star Golf Community

Gonzalo Bueno and Eduardo Garza

Niven Morgan

Jim Strong

Nini Nguyen

David Sutherland

Rajan Patel

Ari Neto Velez

Nancy C. and Richard R. Rogers

Cabana and Merry Vose

Barbara Buzzell Dennis Basso New York Forty Five Ten Pat and Paul Fulchino

Shelby Wagner DJ Lucy Wrubel

check-in Guests will be given a bidder packet containing their bid barcode

stickers and live auction bid cards. Please use your barcode stickers to bid on any item in the silent auction. Bids placed after the auction area is closed will not be valid.

payment You may pay for your purchases with cash, Visa, MasterCard, or

American Express. Checks will only be accepted up to $1,000. All sales are final, and all items must be paid for by Friday, April 20, 2012. In the event that items are not paid for by Friday, April 20, 2012, the item will be available to the next highest bidder until sold.

transfer of items Purchases not taken home the night of the Art Ball may

be picked up at the Museum between Monday, April 16, and Friday, April 20, 2012.

Please call 214-922-1353 to arrange pickup.

conditions of sale Unless otherwise stated, all items are sold “AS IS” and

are not exchangeable. The bidder understands that all items have been solicited in good faith and that all descriptions, representations, and values associated with an item are based on information supplied by the donor. Values are approximate.

Some items may have restrictions. Where trips and special events are involved, it is recommended that plans be made far enough in advance to accommodate both the purchaser and the donor. All sales are final, and the bid confirmed by the official auction records is not negotiable. All items must be paid for by Friday, April 20, 2012. In the event that items are not paid for by Friday, April 20, 2012, the item will be available to the next highest bidder until sold. If the original purchaser does not pick up the item, the original purchaser will not be entitled to a refund,

and the original purchaser’s payment will be considered a donation to the Dallas Museum of Art. Most certificates are valid for one year from Saturday, April 14, 2012, unless otherwise stated.

live auction rules All general auction rules previously stated apply to the

live auction. The live auction will take place during the cocktail reception at the Art Ball on Saturday, April 14, 2012. Descriptions of the live auction items are listed in the auction catalogue and event program. If you wish to place a bid, simply raise your bid card to be recognized by the auctioneer and her spotters.

silent auction rules All general auction rules previously stated apply to the silent auction. Silent auction items will be on display at the Art Ball on Saturday, April 14, 2012. All values stated are approximate. To place a bid in the silent auction, you must raise the existing bid by the minimum bid increment amount for the item. All bids are binding once they are made. The silent auction will close at a specified time. Please do not attempt to place additional bids. disclaimer The bidder understands that all merchandise is sold “AS IS.” The

Dallas Museum of Art assumes no responsibility of authorship of any artwork. The Dallas Museum of Art makes no warranties, expressed or implied, or representations of genuineness, attribution, physical condition, size, quality, importance, or value in connection with all sales. In particular, there are no implied warranties regarding merchantability or fitness for use for a particular purpose regarding any sale of auction merchandise.

Information on auction items complete at time of catalogue printing

young artists program The Young Artists Program, developed under the auspices of the Art Ball over eighteen years ago, is the Dallas Museum of Art’s most extensive and ambitious K–12 studio-based educational program. It is an annual collaboration between the Museum and public and private schools in the Dallas area. The program invites students to study a selected culture, artistic period, artist, or theme and create original works of art based on their studies, for display at the Art Ball. The cost of art materials is funded by the program, and Museum visits and resource materials are available to teachers and students free of charge. The students’ works are installed in the DMA and on view to the public preceding the Art Ball. Since its inception in 1995, the program has provided an opportunity for artistic expression among thousands of students and has grown to support partnerships between the Museum and participating schools and teachers throughout the area, as well as strong relationships with our community’s students and their families.

This year’s Young Artists Program is generously sponsored by the Gene

and Jerry Jones Family

2012 Participating Schools: Dallas International School, Eduardo Mata Elementary, Emmett J. Conrad High School, Episcopal School of Dallas, Highland Park Middle School, The Hockaday School, The Lamplighter School, W. E. Greiner Exploratory Arts Academy

Benefiting the

The Dallas Museum of Art is supported in part by the generosity of Museum members and donors and by the citizens of Dallas through the City of Dallas/Office of Cultural Affairs and the Texas Commission on the Arts.

Images (details): Sword ornament in the form of a lion, Ghana, Nsuta State, Asante peoples, c. mid-20th century, cast gold and felt, Dallas Museum of Art, The Eugene and Margaret McDermott Art Fund, Inc., 2010.2.McD; Shiva Nataraja, India, 11th century, bronze, Dallas Museum of Art, gift of Mrs. Eugene McDermott, the Hamon Charitable Foundation,and an anonymous donor in honor of David T. Owsley, with additional funding from The Cecil and Ida Green Foundation and the Cecil and Ida Green Acquisition Fund, 2000.377; Chess piece, India, Punjab Hills, late 18th–early 19th century, gilt and polychromed ivory, intended bequest of David T. Owsley, PG.2009.38