AUCTION CATALOGUE

CELEBRATING ART · ART BALL 2011

Benefiting the

WELCOME TO ART BALL 2011: PASTPRESENTFUTURE! It means a great deal to have so many together, sharing a common love of the Dallas

Museum of Art. As we look back on the accomplishments of the DMA, we see the promising growth of our collections and many exciting

exhibitions in our future.

This evening would not be possible without the generosity of Tim Headington, Michael Tregoning, and the Joule Hotel, tonight’s

presenting sponsor. Thank you for making tonight’s Ball a success.

It has been an honor to serve as this year’s Ball Chairman, but the true credit belongs to my amazing committee members and the DMA

staff, who worked tirelessly to ensure that we exceeded our financial goals and secured top-notch luxury auction items: Brian Bolke, Molly

Byrne, Jennifer Eagle, Cindy Ferris, Catherine Howell, Katherine Mathes, Katherine Perot Reeves, Jim Strong, Katie Sperry, and Debbie

Stack. Your countless hours of dedication have made this a stellar night. And a big thank you to Todd Fiscus for his creative energy and for

bringing this event to life.

I want to give a special heartfelt thanks to my dear friends Sharon Young, Cindy Rachofsky, Julie Hawes, John Eagle and Deedie Rose and

my sweet husband, John Runyon. I am forever indebted to each of you for the selfless commitment you made to this fundraising team.

I honestly could not have done it without your guidance and support. You are all stars and I am honored to have each of you on my team!

And finally, thank you to our guests for their past, present, and future support of the DMA, which is important to the growth of our

organization and enables us to provide exciting programming and exhibitions for generations to come. Your generous support of this

event is vital in turning this vision into reality.

Cheers!

Lisa RunyonChairman, Art Ball 2011

After Party Sponsor

Jennifer and John Eagle |

Aston Martin of Dallas

Silent Auction Sponsor

Faye C. Briggs

Live Auction Sponsor

Christie’s Auction House |

Capera Ryan

Cocktail Party Sponsor

Classic BMW

Patron Preview Party Sponsor

Claire Dewar | Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s

International Realty

Invitation Sponsor

Nancy C. and Richard R. Rogers

Live Auction Multimedia Sponsor

AT&T

Valet Sponsor

Chubb Personal Insurance

Program of Events Sponsor

Sewell Automotive Companies

Airline Sponsor

American Airlines

Wine Sponsor

Stags’ Leap Winery

Media Sponsor

PaperCity Magazine

Event Presenting Sponsor

Tim Headington on behalf of the Joule Hotel

SPONSORS This list includes all sponsors confirmed at time of printing.

Principal

Nancy and Clint Carlson | Joanne and Mark Giambrone | Manhattan Pacific Capital Management | Robertson Opportunity Capital | Lisa and John Runyon

The Eugene McDermott Foundation

Grand Benefactor

The Dedman Foundation Fund of Communities Foundation of Texas

Julie and Ed Hawes

Neiman Marcus

Cindy and Howard Rachofsky

Deedie and Rusty Rose

TurningPoint Foundation

Benefactor

Melanie and Tim Byrne | Mary Noel and Bill Lamont

Holly and Doug Deason | Kathleen Hutchinson | Connie and Marc Sigel | Leisa Street | Amy Turner

Melissa and Trevor Fetter

Marguerite S. Hoffman

Locke Lord Bissell & Liddell LLP

Catherine and Will Rose

Patron

Carrie and Steven Becker | Merry and Chad Vose

Danielle and Lorin Berland | Kary and Eduardo Brittingham | Catherine and Patrick Colombo | Lucrecia and John Waggoner

Mary and Robert Black | Robin and Jim Carreker | Catherine Howell | Paula Marie and Jeffrey Jones | Leigh and Patrick McGeeney

Brook Partners

Ceres Capital Partners

Dallas Southwest Osteopathic Physicians, Inc.

Gay and Lesbian Fund for Dallas

The Goss–Michael Foundation

Ann and Lee Hobson

Interceramic

Rachel and Brian Ladin | Brett and Lester Levy, Jr. | Julie and Randy Lieberman | Katherine and Eric Reeves | Deborah and John Scott

Paige and David Lane | Olivia and Jeff Kearney | Sunie and Steve Solomon

Sarah and Ross Perot, Jr.

Vin and Caren Prothro Foundation

Tonya and Todd Ramsey

The Rosewood Corporation

U.S. Trust

UNDERWRITERSThis list includes all underwriters confirmed at time of printing.

Advocate

Austin Industries, Inc.

Nancy and Tim Hanley

Jenny and John Kirtland

Susan and Bill Montgomery

Jan and Jim Showers

Gordon VeneKlasen

Sharon and Michael Young

Supporter

Barbara and Jeff Adelglass

Heather and Ray Balestri

Chanel

Jennifer and Coley Clark

Betsy and Guinn Crousen

Barbara and Don Daseke

Anne Davidson and Randall Vanwolfswinkel

Energy Transfer Partners

Julie and Robert England

Amy and Vernon Faulconer

Linda and C. Scott Greer

Nancy and Jeremy Halbreich

Fanchon and Howard Hallam

Adrea D. Heebe

Diana Howard and Steve Pully

Laree Hulshoff and Ben J. Fischer

Margaret H. Jordan

Susan and Bob Kaminski

Rachel and David Kelton

Lebowitz Family Foundation

Katherine Mathes

Mathews-Nichols Group | Erin Mathews and David Nichols

Pat and Charles McEvoy

Janelle and Alden Pinnell

Karen and Richard Pollock

Kelli and Allen Questrom

Joyce Sanders and Robert Lebowitz

Mr. and Mrs. William T. Solomon

Jo and Andre Staffelbach

Gayle and Paul Stoffel

Mary and Mike Terry

Friend

Cadwallader Design, Inc.

Leslie MacLean

Elizabeth Showers

UNDERWRITERS continued This list includes all underwriters confirmed at time of printing.

Chairman

Lisa Runyon

Honorary Underwriting Chairmen

John Eagle

Deedie Rose

Underwriting Chairmen

Molly Byrne

Julie Hawes

Catherine Howell

Sharon Young

Live Auction Chairman

John Runyon

Live Auction Co-Chairmen

Brian Bolke

Jennifer Eagle

Jeffrey Grove

Cindy Rachofsky

Katherine Perot Reeves

Jim Strong

Event Designer and Creative Director

Todd Fiscus

Corporate Underwriting Chairman

Summer Nilsson

Reservations Chairman

Lauren Glazer

Auction Chairman

Cindy Ferris

Arrangements Chairman

Marie Dean

Trend Spotters Chairmen

Elizabeth Showers

Jan Showers

COMMITTEE

Heather Balestri

Kristi Bare

Carrie Becker

Kary Brittingham

Gonzalo Bueno

Nancy Carlson

Lee Cobb

Ellen Copaken

Rob Dailey

Cecily Gooch

Joyce Goss

Kenny Goss

Deanna Graham

Ann Hobson

Diana Howard

Lindsay Jacaman

Jenny Kirtland

Rachel Ladin

Hallie Lamont

Julie Lieberman

Tracy Madans

Katherine Mathes

Lynn McBee

Michael McCray

Brant McFarlain

Melissa Meeks

Cynthia Miller

Lisa Moore

Janelle Pinnell

Tonya Ramsey

Catherine Rose

Capera Ryan

Deborah Scott

Jamie Singer

Abigail Sinwell

Marlene Sughrue

Merry Vose

Lucrecia Waggoner

Christen Wilson

Lucy Wrubel

HOST COMMITTEE

LIVE AUCTIONLive Auction Proudly Presented by

George McNeelySenior Vice President, Business Development, Christie’s Americas

George McNeely, Senior Vice President of Business Development, is an active

member of the team that manages Christie’s various business-development and

client-development functions. In this capacity, Mr. McNeely supervises Christie’s

regional offices in North and South America, special events and in-house client

entertaining, and charitable contributions, among other activities.

Mr. McNeely regularly speaks around the country on a variety of topics related

to the art and auction business. He has also served as a charity auctioneer for

hundreds of charity events throughout the United States. His auctioneering skills

have led to television appearances, including on Law & Order: Criminal Intent.

Mr. McNeely joined Christie’s in March 1998. Prior to that, he was with the

Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum and spent many years working in management

consulting.

Mr. McNeely received his BA in Art History, magna cum laude, from Princeton

University and his MBA from the Columbia University Graduate School of Business.

AUCTIONEER

LIVE AUCTION 1

DINE AMONG THE MASTERS: I. M. Pei, Rothko, de Kooning, and Motherwell

Twenty-four of you will dine in the home of Anne and John Marion—the only residence designed by world-renowned architect I. M. Pei. Lovers of modern

art and architecture cannot miss the opportunity to experience this home in Fort Worth.

Value PRICELESS

Restrictions To be held within one year of the Ball and on a mutually agreed upon date.

COMPLIMENTS OF ANNE AND JOHN MARION

LIVE AUCTION 2

JUST GO WITH IT! The Ultimate Tennis Match at the US Open Finals

Four guests will fly round trip first class to New York City and attend the US Open Finals on Saturday, September 10, and Sunday, September 11, 2011. To

ensure you arrive at the tournament in proper attire, begin your weekend by meeting with a Nike Design Consultant and each person will create his or her

own custom Nike shoes. You will stay at the Trump Soho Hotel.

Dates September 9—11, 2011

Value $20,000

Restrictions Meals not included. Air transportation is available round trip within the continental United States only. Dates are non-negotiable.

COMPLIMENTS OF NIKE, JIM STRONG, AND THE DMA BOARD OF TRUSTEES

LIVE AUCTION 3

TWENTY-ONE-DAY REGENT SEVEN SEAS CRUISES—Sands of Antiquity

Two will travel on an exotic twenty-one-day cruise from Barcelona to Dubai. You will stay in a luxurious category D room and travel to eleven different

ports, such as Valletta, Malta—Rhodes, Greece—Dubai, and the United Arab Emirates. You will have a private dinner with the Captain, and all meals will be

included in this dream voyage.

Dates November 28–December 19, 2011

Value $63,196

Restrictions Cruise itinerary may not be substituted and dates are non-negotiable. Reservations based on availability.

COMPLIMENTS OF NEIMAN MARCUS

LIVE AUCTION 4

DREAM ON! THE AMERICAN IDOL FINALE SHOW— Be There When J.Lo, Randy, and Steven Tyler Crown the 2011 American Idol Winner

You and a guest will be flown round trip first class on American Airlines to Los Angeles for four nights and five days of the ultimate Hollywood experience.

Begin your visit with a tour of the home and art collection of renowned entertainment moguls Linda and Bob Gersh and Michael Ovitz. Continue your

weekend of luxury as you are swept away to the live taping of the Results Finale of American Idol on Wednesday, May 25, 2011. You will also choose

between late-night legends in action—either The Tonight Show with Jay Leno or Jimmy Kimmel Live. Between star sightings and outings, you will dine at LA’s

trendiest eateries—Wolfgang Puck and Thomas Keller’s Bouchon—and stay at the five-star Ritz-Carlton, Los Angeles.

Dates May 22–26, 2011

Value $15,000

Restrictions Ground transportation and additional meals not included.Air transportation is available round trip within the continental United States only. Dates are non-negotiable.

COMPLIMENTS OF LINDA AND BOB GERSH, JIM STRONG, AND AMERICAN AIRLINES

LIVE AUCTION 5

JULY IN PARIS = ART + FASHION

A haute couture lover’s dream—two people fly business class on American Airlines to Paris during Fashion Week. Explore all the best Paris has to offer on

this once-in-a-lifetime adventure: refined Architecture, distinguished Art, elegant Fashion, and exquisite Cuisine. Stay four nights at the Shangri-La Hotel.

Michel Cornubet, curator of the famed The 1492 Company, will guide you through the finest art in Paris, leading contemporary art galleries, and a private

exclusive showing of Coco Chanel’s apartment. Your haute couture experience, provided by Neiman Marcus, will include an extravagant $10,000 shopping

spree and tickets for two to the most sought after show, the Valentino Haute Couture Collection for Fall/Winter 2011/2012. You will dine at two well-

known restaurants during your stay, Yves Campdeborde’s Comptoir du Relais and Auberge Pyrénées Cévennes. Travel to Reims and visit the Veuve Clicquot

champagne house for a unique insider tour and an exquisite lunch paired with rare champagne.

After your time with Michel, you will change hotels and stay for three nights at The Royal Monceau Hotel, a luxury boutique hotel located minutes from

the epicenter of Paris. You will have the freedom to relax and discover Paris on your own.

Dates July 4–11, 2011

Value $50,000

Restriction Additional meals not included. Air transportation is available round trip from the continental United States only. Dates are non-negotiable.

COMPLIMENTS OF NEIMAN MARCUS, JIM STRONG, THE 1492 COMPANY, AND AMERICAN AIRLINES

LIVE AUCTION 6

BEHIND-THE-SCENES LOOK INTO THE NEW YORK CONTEMPORARY ART WORLD WITH JEFFREY GROVE— 2012 Whitney Biennial and More!

Four guests will join Hoffman Family Senior Curator of Contemporary Art Jeffrey Grove in March 2012 for the VIP Opening Cocktail Reception and

Preview of the 2012 Whitney Biennial, the museum’s signature survey of contemporary American art. Meet with Jeffrey to personalize your three-day and

two-night exploration of New York’s cutting-edge contemporary art scene. A private car will be provided for you to visit select galleries, artists’ studios,

and private collections. Stay at the iconic Surrey Hotel, just moments from the Whitney, and dine at DB Bistro Moderne.

Dates March 2012

Value PRICELESS

Restriction Additional meals not included. Air transportation is available round trip within the continental United States only. Dates are non-negotiable.

COMPLIMENTS OF JIM STRONG

Photograph by Jerry L. Thompson, N.Y.

LIVE AUCTION 7

GET AWAY WITH AMERICA’S TEAM—Go Cowboys!

Two fans will travel with the Dallas Cowboys to a 2011 regular season away game. Fly on the Dallas Cowboys’ team charter plane and stay where the

players stay in the Dallas Cowboys’ team hotel. Experience the first-class treatment of a VIP guest with premier seats, ground transportation, and access

to the Dallas Cowboys.

Dates 2011 Regular Season Away Game

Value $20,000

Restrictions Valid during the 2011 season only.

COMPLIMENTS OF THE JONES FAMILY AND MELISSA MEEKS

LIVE AUCTION 8

CHILI SUPPER AT THE PUMP HOUSE

As the host couple, you will entertain twenty-two guests for a chili supper at Deedie and Rusty Rose’s Pump House. The evening will be designed by the

best, Todd Fiscus of todd. event design. creative services. He will design an evening with a casual creative twist. The night will be pumped up with live

music, gourmet chefs, and Dallas Museum of Art Trustees, who will tend to your every need.

Value PRICELESS

Restrictions To be held within one year of the Ball on a mutually agreed upon date.

COMPLIMENTS OF THE DMA BOARD OF TRUSTEES, todd. event design. creative services, AND DEEDIE AND RUSTY ROSE

LIVE AUCTION 9

THE ART OF COLLECTING—Maastricht Art Fair Hosted by Olivier Meslay

You and a guest will be flown round trip business class on American Airlines to Brussels to experience the World’s Leading Art and Antiques Fair—The Maastricht

Art Fair. Before departing on your journey, you will meet with Olivier Meslay, Senior Curator of European and American Art and The Barbara Thomas Lemmon

Curator of European Art, to personalize your itinerary. Select from an array of day trips to Antwerp, Amsterdam, Bruges, and Ghent. While based in Brussels,

spend four nights at the luxurious Rocco Forte Hotel Amigo and tour the finest art institutions under the guided direction of Olivier. A private car will be

provided to Maastricht for the Art Fair, which holds the most exquisite works of art from the 1st century to today. Stay one night in Maastricht. During your first

day of the fair, you will be guided by Olivier, and on the second day, your guide will be renowned San Francisco art dealer Anthony Meier.

Dates March 13—19, 2012

Value $40,000

Restriction All meals and transportation on any day trips not included. Air transportation is available round trip from the continental United States only. Dates are non-negotiable.

COMPLIMENTS OF JIM STRONG AND AMERICAN AIRLINES

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 13, 2011, at 6:00 p.m. and Thursday, April 28, 2011,

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 Katie Sperry at ksperry@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 29, if an item is still available, it will go into the silent auction at the Art Ball under standard

bidding procedure.

PUNTA MITA

Eighteen of you will vacation for five nights at Casa Papelillos in beautiful, sunny Punta Mita. This exquisite beachfront home, which, combined with the

guest home, has 19,000 square feet of living space, was featured in Architectural Digest. Enjoy the seclusion, or go to the nearby Four Seasons or St. Regis

for a day at the spa or to enjoy dinner.

Dates Secured through October 2011

Value $40,000

Own It Now! $32,000

Restrictions Food and beverage, airfare, and ground transportation not included.

COMPLIMENTS OF MOLLY AND GREGG ENGLES

OWN IT NOW 1

SOUTHERN COMFORT AT SOLITUDE PLANTATION

Seven guests will fly on a private plane to paradise in Louisiana and stay for two nights at a five-bedroom country house in St. Francisville that has been

featured on the cover of Southern Living magazine. It is the ideal getaway for families, couples, or a corporate retreat. Enjoy majestic oaks dripping in

Spanish moss while hiking, biking, four wheeling, fishing, or just sitting by the fire. The area is noted for its legendary plantations, charming town, and

delicious Cajun cuisine. St. Francisville is forty-five minutes from Baton Rouge. You will dine on local favorites—Captain Randy’s famous lobster dinner

and Shirley’s famous southern fried chicken. Sleeps ten.

Value $7,000

Own It Now! $5,500

Restrictions Mutually agreed upon date. Additional meals not included. A private chef is easily arranged for your stay if desired.

COMPLIMENTS OF MARGARET AND GLENN SOLOMON

OWN IT NOW 2

THE FASHION WORLD OF JEAN PAUL GAULTIER: FROM THE SIDEWALK TO THE CATWALK

You will have a spot on the coveted host committee for the Jean Paul Gaultier exhibition, and you will be invited to the welcoming party, held at the Pump

House on November 8. Attend the exclusive luncheon on November 9, which includes a special tour of the exhibition with Monsieur Gaultier and a signed

copy of the exhibition catalogue.

Dates November 8–9, 2011

Value $2,500

Own It Now! $2,000

COMPLIMENTS OF THE DALLAS MUSEUM OF ART

OWN IT NOW 3

MEADOWOOD LUXURY RESORT AND NAPA VALLEY RESERVE

For the ultimate wine enthusiast, four guests will experience the wine-making process at the Napa Valley Reserve and stay for three nights at the

exclusive Meadowood Luxury Resort.

Value $5,600

Own It Now! $4,480

Restrictions Sunday–Thursday nights during the months of November–August only, space permitting. Airfare and meals not included.

COMPLIMENTS OF JIM STRONG, MEADOWOOD NAPA VALLEY, AND AMY WARE

OWN IT NOW 4

JOHN HOLT SMITH COMMISSIONED ART

Commission a one-of-a-kind, personalized oculus painting by John Holt Smith. Smith will capture the unique characteristics of a subject’s eyes—you, your

wife, or your children. John Holt Smith’s paintings are studies in ultimate abstraction, reducing figurative images to their most elemental state. He begins

by pinpointing and enlarging one cross-section of a photograph. A photo-editing program allows him to manipulate and stretch the selection into uniform

striations, exposing its unique color signature. He then mirrors that color sequence with paint, painstakingly applying thousands of layers and lines onto an

iridescent aluminum panel. Smith will create a one-of-a-kind 48” x 48” modern portrait.

Value $8,000

Own It Now! $6,400

Restrictions Gift certificate must be redeemed by April 30, 2012.

COMPLIMENTS OF JOHN HOLT SMITH, RUNYON FINE ARTS, INC., AND GO2GIRLS

OWN IT NOW 5

MONTAGE DEER VALLEY PACKAGE

Two will stay at the Montage Deer Valley, a recently opened mountain resort located in Park City, Utah. You will stay for five nights in a two-bedroom suite.

This classic on-mountain getaway is the perfect vacation spot for all seasons. Year-round activities include hiking, biking, golf, and fly-fishing. The resort is

located just five minutes from Park City’s historic main street.

Value $6,150

Own It Now! $4,920

Restrictions Subject to availability. Airfare and meals not included.

COMPLIMENTS OF JIM STRONG

OWN IT NOW 6

THE NEW ROSEWOOD SAN MIGUEL—Weekend Getaway

You and a guest will enjoy a three-night luxurious getaway to the Rosewood San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. You will relax in a Parroquia Suite and have

daily breakfast for two. The 1826 Restaurant will provide a romantic dinner for two and the pampering will continue with two eighty-minute

spa treatments. Airport transfers provided.

Value $5,000

Own It Now! $4,000

Restrictions Not valid during holidays and subject to availability. Airfare and additional meals not included.

COMPLIMENTS OF DEBORAH SCOTT AND ROSEWOOD HOTELS & RESORTS

OWN IT NOW 7

photos © Rosewood Hotels & Resorts

SEABOURN MEDITERRANEAN CRUISE FOR TWO

You and a guest will spend seven days on the Seabourn Legend Mediterranean cruise of your choosing. Begin your trip in Paris and stay for two nights at the

Shangri-La Hotel. Once you board the Seabourn Legend, you will visit the most breathtaking ports such as Monte Carlo, Nice, Rome, Monaco, and Cannes

while staying in a luxurious suite.

Dates July—November 2011

Value $15,500

Own It Now! $12,400

Restrictions Airfare, insurance, government fees, taxes, and administrative fees not included. Subject to availability.

COMPLIMENTS OF JIM STRONG

OWN IT NOW 8

SILENT AUCTIONPresented by Faye C. Briggs

Forty of Dallas’s most stylish Trend Spotters have put together a luxurious auction. Even the most stylish

of guests will find something they must have. Our incredible silent auction will be unveiled at the Art Ball

on Saturday, April 30, 2011.

You won’t want to miss Faye’s Favorites at the Art Ball. She has chosen her ten must-have items from the

silent auction that no one can live without. So be sure to bid quickly and bid high as her favorites are certain

to be a big hit!

Lisa Barfield

Hadleigh’s Bespoke

Crawford Brock

Gonzalo Bueno

David Cadwallader

Gabrielle de Papp

Julie England

Abi Ferrin

Todd Fiscus

Go2Girls

Julie Hawes

Ann Hobson

Jenny Kirtland

Sheryl Mass

Brant McFarlain

Bret McKinney

Cynthia Miller

Lisa Moore

Nicole Musselman

Summer Nilsson and Neil Smith

Lucilo Peña

Todd Ramsey

Capera Ryan

Kimberly Schlegel-Whitman

Cindy Schwartz

Deborah Scott

Peggy Sewell

Elizabeth Showers

Jan Showers

Glenn Solomon

Marlene Sughrue

David Sutherland

Katina Thorton

Merry Vose

Lucrecia Waggoner

Amy Ware

Suzanne Warner

Kristina Wrenn

Lucy Wrubel

2011 TREND SPOTTERS

Check-In

Guests will be given a bidder packet containing their electronic and live auction bid cards at the event. Please use your electronic bid card to bid on any

item in the silent auction. Neither handwritten bids nor bids placed after the auction area is closed will 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, May 6, 2011. In the event that items are not paid for by Friday, May 6, 2011, 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 May 2 and May 6.

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 official auction records is not negotiable. All items must

be paid for by Friday, May 6, 2011. In the event that items are not paid for by Friday, May 6, 2011, 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 April 30, 2011, unless otherwise stated.

GENERAL AUCTION RULES

GENERAL AUCTION RULES

Live Auction Rules

All general auction rules previously stated apply to the live auction. The live auction will take place during dinner at the Art Ball on Saturday, April 30,

2011. 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 his 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 April 30, 2011. 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 have been made. The silent auction will close one half hour after the live auction concludes. 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

Benefiting the