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Painting donated to museum
By Chris Siron Kensan staff writer
An 18th-century French rococe painting has been donated to the Spencer Museum of Art by R. Crosby and Bebe Kemper.
The value of the painting will be counted toward Campaign Kansas, KU's five-year, $177 million fundraising campaign.
John Scarife, director of public relations for the Kansas University Endowment Association, said the
John Wilson, museum curator of European and American art, said the painting, "Portrait of a Young Boy" by Jean-Honor Fragondar, was the first of the artist's works in the museum's collection. It also is the only Fragondar painting in a public collection in the Midwest.
Fragonard painting was one of many contributions made to Campaign Kansas that was not a cash gift.
Scarffe said that for security reasons museum officials did not announce the value of art objects in the museum collection.
"It is a wonderful painting — probably of Fragonard's son," Wilson said. "It is very intimate. He painted it for his own gratification."
Pam Eglinski, Endowment Association development officer, said the museum had a $2 million fund-raising goal as part of the campaign. The contribution of art counts toward the museum's specific goals.
"They are looking for contributions but probably weren't thinking specifically of a Fragonard," Eglinski said.
Scarfe said the association tried to count all gifts given to the museum toward the campaign total.
"It's conceivable someone gave something that we don't know about. As far as we're able to track and count we do add them in." he said.
Norris said the museum had collected $1 million of its $3 million goal. She said recent contributions that counted toward the campaign included several Japanese scrolls, a collection of Asian ivories and a Tiffany vase made about the turn of the century.
Norris said that the museum received about 50 pieces of art each year, although larger collections sometimes were given.
She said many U.S. museums received fewer contributions after the tax-law revisions of 1986 cut the museums for charitable contributions.
"Spencer hasn't seen those tremendous changes that most museums have undergone," she said. "It's wonderful for us. It seems people give works of art to us because of a love for the museum or an appreciation for the art. Donors are contributing in a philanthropic spirit."
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