Past ArtPoint Events
San Francisco Great Quake and Fire ~ After the Ruins, 1906 and 2006: Rephotographing the San Francisco Earthquake ...followed by a Spotlight cable car tour of shaken city sites When: Saturday, April 22,
3 p.m. This event begins in the cafe at the Legion of Honor, where exhibition curator Karin Breuer will give the inside scoop on how the "After the Ruins" show brought two photographers together--100 years apart. After a walk through the galleries, guests board motorized "cable cars" for a wine-infused gallivant about the city, with stops planned at sites significant to the Great Quake and Fire. Space is limited. Tickets: Available at TicketWeb $40 for ArtPoint members, $55 for non-members Thank you to our generous sponsors Sierra Nevada, Bauer's Limousine, and Windsor Oaks Vineyards & Winery. Save the Date! San Francisco Fine Print FairMark your calendars and join ArtPoint for our first event of 2006, a complimentary discussion series on Sunday, January 22 from 1-3 pm at the San Francisco Fine Print Fair at Fort Mason Center. Whether you’re thinking about expanding or starting a personal art collection or are just looking to spend an afternoon with fellow art loving young professionals, three industry leaders will provide insightful discussions and will be on hand to answer any questions. 
Jan Johnson of Jan Johnson Old Master & Modern Prints will start the discussions with “What’s So Special About Prints?”. Bernard Derroitte of Richard Reed Armstrong Fine Art will follow with “Impressionism and the Color Revolution in France,” covering a timeframe from circa 1880 – 1914. Daniel Lienau of The Annex Galleries will round off the afternoon with “Notes on Collection 1940’s and 1950’s Abstract and Modernist Prints”. The series will be held in Building C, Room 260. Light refreshments will be provided, compliments of the Achenbach Graphic Arts Council (AGAC) during the discussion. Make sure to visit the Fair to view and purchase works from nearly 20 local, national and international dealers. The San Francisco Fine Print Fair will be held from January 20 – 22 at Fort Mason Center’s Golden Gate, Marina Rooms and Landmark Building A. Hours for the Fair on Sunday are from 11am – 5pm. Additional information on Fair hours and is special preview night celebration, benefiting the Achenbach Graphic Arts Council can be found at http://www.sanfrancisco-fineprintfair.com
ArtPoint salutes the Achenbach Graphic Arts Council, the San Francisco Fine Print Fair and the International Fine Print Dealers Association for hosting this new and informative lecture series. Fort Mason Center Stay tuned to www.artpoint.org for upcoming ArtPoint events and updates!
The ArtPoint Board and special guests cordially invite you to attend
San Francisco's social and cultural event of the year: Explore the world, without leaving San Francisco, through the museum's globe spanning art exhibitions. Meet and Mingle throughout the de Young’s indoor and outdoor special and permanent installations, outdoor sculpture gallery and city spanning tower. Sip premium libations, provided by Corazon Agave Tequila, William Hill Estate Wines, Maker’s Mark and other fine beverage producers. Nibble an international array of cuisine, provided by Bon Appetite catering. Revel, with music provided by DJ Shissla while enjoying other live entertainment, fabulous prizes and more, throughout the evening. Purchase your tickets today! $100 ArtPoint members, $120 non members; additional $20 for tickets purchased at the door (if available). VIP Champagne toast in the tower, from 6-7pm: additional $100 per ticket. Space is extremely limited; VIP tickets will not be sold at the door. Tickets: Buy your tickets online at TicketWeb. The cost is $100 for ArtPoint members and $120 for non members. ArtPoint is a premiere nonprofit organization for young professionals, dedicated to the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco: the de Young and Legion of Honor. Honorary Host Committee Host Committee ArtPoint Board ArtPoint extends generous thanks to its sponsors: For additional sponsorship opportunities for this once in a lifetime event, please contact Kati Schmidt at kati.schmidt@gmail.com Art Couture ArtPoint Hosted a Fashionable Evening at the Legion of Honor Artwear: Fashion and Anti-fashion exhibition. Throughout the evening, guests mixed, mingled and grooved to beats by DJ Marcella, while models from Look Model Agency breezed by, adorned in outfits designed by Academy of Art University fashion design students. ArtPoint teamed up with fourth year and graduate level students at the San Francisco’s AAU to stitch and sew up wearable art for this fashion-forward event. Members of the ArtPoint Board, including Event Chairs Patricia Ivancich and Wheeler Simmons, were among the committee members who selected pieces that were featured at Art Couture. While guests could not take the exhibition pieces home with them, an event drawing awarded fabulous prizes, including Lauren K for Saks Fifth Avenue earrings (valued at $600) and a $500 Saks gift certificate - sure to bring out the inner model in the lucky winners. Michael Harvey, the AAU Fashion Journalism Coordinator; Patrick Thomson, the AAU’s CDFP and Menswear Design Coordinator and Midori Sargent, the AAU’s Knitwear Instructor were all in attendance at Art Couture. ArtPoint is one of San Francisco’s premiere nonprofit organizations for young professionals, dedicated to the Legion of Honor and soon to reopen de Young museums. Save the date now for ArtPoint’s gala opening celebration of the de Young museum, held on Saturday, October 22, 2005 from 7pm to midnight. Check out www.artpoint.org for more details or to join ArtPoint today!
"Curator-Led Tour of Windows Facing East The ArtPoint board cordially invites you to a Curator-led tour of Windows Facing East: The Japanese Influence on European and American Prints at the Legion of Honor. When: Sunday, April 24, 2005 at 11:15 am Meet exhibition curator Louise Siddons, and hear how she selected works which emphasize the extent to which Japan, Europe, and the United States exchanged ideas about art in the mid 1800s. Dine with friends and dabble in the art of origami over a no-host lunch in the museum café immediately following the tour. Introduction to the New de Young When: Thursday, March 3, 2005 at 6:30 p.m.Where: Haley Martin Gallery 101 Townsend Street (at 2nd Street) Second Floor Meet Jayne Barlow of Herzog & de Meuron, and learn about the design and construction of the new de Young museum in Golden Gate Park. $10 for ArtPoint members; $20 for non-members. Seating is limited: 415.750.7648 to reserve your space by credit card.
ArtPoint members and guests celebrated the Legion of Honor Museum's 80th birthday and its unparalleled Courtly Art of the Ancient Maya exhibition in festive style, as the organization hosted Maya Amor on Thursday, November 11 from 7 – 11pm at the museum. Maya Amor provided the rare opportunity to avoid the crowds and explore relics of the Maya culture, as the museum and special exhibition were open exclusively to guests. Delectable Maya inspired nibbles and sweets, along with hosted selections of Boru Vodka libations and wines by Gundlach Bundschu, Fritz winery, Matanzas Creek and Pacific Star were served throughout the evening.
Among the array of silent auction items, a Maya vacation, with a stay at the exotic and exclusive Hacienda Xcanatun hotel, rounds of golf at the Silverado Golf Club, salsa dancing lessons, spa packages, restaurant certificates, magnums of wine and more were up for bid. All proceeds from Maya Amor benefited ArtPoint, one of the city’s premier arts organizations for young professionals, dedicated to the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco (FAMSF).
Host Committee SF Open Studios Trolley Car Tour Where: Start at 233 Post Street, San Francisco Your RSVP and payment covers round trip transportation to 5 studios, along with wine and beer at several stops. Contact Jeff Petrie to purchase a spot on the trolley (415-750-7648 or jpetrie@famsf.org). Limited availability with capacity of 35 passengers so act fast! Cost: Artpoint members $30, non-members $35. Hope to see you soon! Brooks Brothers and ArtPoint Where: Brooks Brothers, 150 Post Street, San Francisco Admission is $20 and benefits ArtPoint. Enjoy a 15% savings on purchases made during this event. Ten percent of the evening's sales will be donated to ArtPoint. From the Other Side of the Canvas Join ArtPoint for a unique opportunity to try your hand at drawing the human figure under the direction of Henry Jackson, a prominent local artist. Henry will teach you the fundamentals in figure drawing through the gestures, poses and movement of a live model. He will focus on dramatic light and the capture of changes in quick study, on newsprint using charcoal. Materials and refreshments will be provided. Just bring your open mind and enjoy exploring your artist potential! Friday Happy Hour When: Friday, April 30, 2004, 6:00–8:30 p.m. Have the rain showers at the Tonga Room got you down? Redwood Room too touristy? Have you had your fill at Matrix? Same ol’ faces at Badlands? Mix, mingle, and get the weekend started. Meet exhibition curator Daniell Cornell, Ph.D. and find out more about Israeli artist Adi Nes. Check out Nes’ stunning photographic works in Gallery 1. Scope the eye candy, and make a new friend. No-host bar. Exclusive Preview: ArtDeco, 1910-1939
Walk into the foyer of London's Strand Palace Hotel. Mix with friends over a martini, dry or dirty. Experience luxury and sophistication like a 1925 Parisian. Enjoy a special collection organized by the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. San Francisco is the first of two U.S. cities to exhibit these works ranging from painting to glass, industrial design to jewelry. The Marcus Shelby Quartet will perform jazz in Gallery 10, where a special no-host bar will serve up martinis and other lively spirits. Throughout the galleries, artists will demonstrate various techniques through their own work to showcase the Art Deco style. $20 for ArtPoint and Fine Arts Museums members $30 for non-members Click here to purchase tickets online now. Tickets will be $25/$35 at the door. Where did the American Collection go?
Admission is $5 for members, $10 for non-members; by advance reservation only. For reservations, send a check to  Degasdance! When: Friday, October 17, 2003, 8:00 to 11:30pm Where: Legion of Honor On Friday, October 17, ArtPoint members, guests and art aficionados of the greater Bay Area joined together at Degasdance, a benefit preview party of Degas Sculptures. As the exhibition traveled from Brazil to San Francisco, the Brazilian culture was honored throughout the night in a festive Guests enjoyed the exclusive opportunity to tour the exhibition and the museum throughout the evening, while enjoying the transformation taking place in the Court of Honor. A feast of authentic Brazilian cuisine, paired with San Francisco Wine Exchange affiliated wines and Vermeer Dutch Chocolate Cream Liqueur Martinis quenched thirsts and appetites. Samba do Caracao, one of the headlining dance companies at San Francisco's Carnaval, experts from Capoeria Arts in Berkeley and a DJ spinning Brazilian grooves A silent auction of fabulous items gave attendees a chance to cooltheir heels and open their pocket books, with all proceeds supporting the Museum’s educational programs for school children. ArtPoint hosts a wide range of educational and social events throughout the year, helping to support the Fine Arts Museums of Thanks to all who attended and supported Degasdance, and we look forward to seeing you at a future ArtPoint event. Cheers,
Have you ever wondered what goes on beyond the secure doors at the Legion? This tour and catered lunch offers ArtPoint members a private look into the people and places that the public rarely sees. Space is limited. Fine Art Press Tour When: Wednesday, July 9, 7:00 p.m.Where: Trillium Press, 91 Park Lane, Brisbane Last July 9th ArtPoint members and friends gathered in Brisbane for an evening spent at Trillium Press, a fine art press in Brisbane that pushes the envelope in the printmaking business. 
The ArtPoint board would like to thank Trillium Press for their hospitality and for a cool evening spent out from under the cover of the San Francisco fog blanket. 
Celebration of Polish Splendors Date: Friday, May 2, 2003Time: ArtPoint Reception 6:30-8:45pm Location: Board Room of the Legion of Honor Cafe, 34th Avenue & Clement Street, San Francisco The Artpoint board cordially invites you to a reception celebrating the exhibition Leonardo da Vinci and the Splendor of Poland. See Leonardo's famed Portrait of a Lady with an Ermine and other European Old Master paintings from the Polish national collections. Hosted wine and hors d'oeuvres in the Cafe. Come dressed as your favorite Old Master; period European attire and/or accessories encouraged!
Time: 11:00 AM Location: Porcelain Gallery, Legion of Honor Cost: $10 for porcelain collection walk-through; no-host brunch Join ArtPoint and Mrs. Constance Bowles Peabody on an insightful walk-through tour of the Porcelain Gallery at the Legion of Honor, highlighting the renowned pieces collected by Mrs. Peabody's family over many years. Learn from the perspective of a serious collector, and enjoy a no-host lunch in the cafe afterward. Winslow Homer's Passion for Painting and Fly-Fishing Celebrated at the Legion of Honor
Floyd and Janet Dean kicked off the sunny afternoon with a dynamic full-scale fly-fishing casting demonstration on the front lawn of the museum despite a playful ocean breeze. With fresh memories of rod, line, and fly soaring through the air, guests could easily picture old Winslow trying his best to tempt the catch of the day at his favorite fishin' holes in the Adirondacks of New York State, in the toolies of Quebec, or in the interior of hot and humid Florida. Moving on to the Homer exhibition inside the museum, Associate Curator of American Art Daniell Cornell led the group on a magnificent tour through the exhibition of 65 exquisite watercolors and associated memorabilia. Dr. Cornell's enlightening, in-depth presentation highlighted the painting technique, historical context, and the personality of the artist. A fly-tying demonstration by Nathan Joiner of the Federation of Fly Fishers and a festive social hour in the Board Room of the Legion Cafe wrapped up the event as the museum closed for the day. Opening Night Reception and Preview of Prints San Francisco  Date: Friday, January 17, 2003 Time: 5:30 PM Location: Fort Mason, San Francisco Advance tickets: $35 for ArtPoint members and for the general public This event offers attendees a preview and first opportunity at purchasing art at this fine print fair. A wine and hors d'oeuvres reception will start out the evening from 5:30 until 6:45 PM, at which time works that have been selected by Achenbach Curator-in-Charge Robert Flynn Johnson as "Curator's Choice" will be on view and available for sale. After the reception, event attendees will be able to browse through the whole print fair-from 7:00 to 9:00 PM. Mr. Johnson will give an informal walk-through of Prints San Francisco from 8:00 to 9:00 PM. Preview ticket sales and sales of "Curator's Choice" works benefit the acquisition fund of the Achenbach Foundation for Graphic Arts. Tickets: Advance tickets $35, by dialing 415-750-3676. Additional $5 at the door. San Francisco Days and Egyptian Nights Celebrated at the Legion of Honor On September 27, ArtPoint hosted Cairofornia, a celebration of the Legion of Honor museum’s showing of Eternal Egypt: Masterworks of Ancient Art from The British Museum, the hottest Egyptian exhibit to visit the United States since King Tut. 
Cairofornia was a Leilah Masriya, or Egyptian Celebration, with a fusion of Cairo meets California additions, including performances by exotic belly dancers, Egyptian cuisine, global music, an open bar, docent tours of the exhibit and the opportunity for guests to mix and mingle throughout the museum and its courtyard. A silent auction was also held during the evening, thanks to generous donations from David Bruce Winery, Handspring, Far Niente Winery, Michael Martin Galleries, the Westin St. Francis, Hyatt Regency San Francisco, The Lodge at Cordevalle, Sonoma Mission Inn, the San Francisco Tennis Club, Teatro ZinZanni, and Asia SF, among others. 
Proceeds from Cairofornia will help support museum education programs for school children throughout the San Francisco Bay Area. No ancient civilization has left a larger legacy than the Egyptian culture, and this major exhibition was the first to provide insight into the mystique and intrigue of this culture from an art history perspective. ArtPoint, San Francisco’s young professionals’ organization dedicated to the Fine Arts Museums, is the largest group of its kind. ArtPoint organizes events such as Cairofornia to help support the Legion of Honor and de Young museums and strengthen the Bay Area’s rich cultural community. The exhibition was organized by the American Federation of Arts and The British Museum. This exhibition and its national tour are made possible by Ford Motor Company. Ford has also provided additional support for the presentation at the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco. Additional support has been provided by the Benefactors Circle of the AFA. 
Fine Art and Fine Wines: A Perfect Pairing ArtPoint salutes the Bordeaux Wine Bureau for its generous donation of regional varietals at the 9th annual International Vintage Poster Fair on October 19, 2002. For the second year in a row, ArtPoint was selected by the International Vintage Poster Fair as a special beneficiary. Guests treated to the rare experience of viewing exquisite pieces by renowned vintage poster artists including Toulouse Lautrec, Alphonse Mucha and AM Cassandre. 
ArtPoint members and friends enjoyed an intimate artist's conversation with Swiss poster designer Jean Benoit Levy, whose collection of 40 exquisite pieces were on display at the Poster Fair. Light jazz music filled the air as wine was swirled and vintage posters by 20 internationally renowned art dealers were displayed and sold.  End of Crush Celebration Date: Friday, November 22, 2002 Time: 7:00-9:30pm Location: Artesa Winery, 1345 Henry Road, Napa Tickets: 1-888-51-COPIA $10 ArtPoint Members / $15 Guests Kick off Thanksgiving early this year, and join us for an indulgent evening in celebration of a bountiful harvest! Organized by Copia's young professionals group, Cru, this event features the palate-pleasing catering and wines of Artesa Winery. Carribean Spice will set a festive tone for the party with their reggae music, and a silent auction could offer some great deals to the discerning bidder. Questions: jpetrie@famsf.org
Time: 6:30 presentation, 7:20 reception and social hour Location: Peter Hoefer Print Study Room, Achenbach Foundation Calfornia Palace of the Legion of Honor Lincoln Park, 100-34th Avenue, San Francisco Cost: $10 members/$15 non-members RSVP: Jeff Petrie Please join us as Robert Flynn Johnson, Curator-in-Charge, leads us on an introduction to the Achenbach Foundation for Graphic Arts. Johnson will give us a first-hand view of some of the gems in the collection, and pepper our visit with advice and anecdotes for developing our own collections. He'll also describe the print viewing, authentication, and conservation services available through the Achenbach, and whet our appetite for the San Francisco Print Fair, held in January. Founded in 1948 with a grant from Moore and Hazel Achenbach, the Achenbach Foundation for Graphic Arts is the home of prints, drawings, photographs, and artist's books at the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco (California Palace of the Legion of Honor and the M. H. de Young Memorial Museum). Now one of the largest collections of works on paper in the country (over 100,000 pieces), it includes such notable contemporary holdings as the Anderson Graphic Art Collection, the Crown Point Press Archives, and the complete graphic archive of artist Ed Ruscha. Note: This event is limited to 30 attendees. If there is sufficient demand, a second presentation will be scheduled for October 29th.
Time: 6:00 to 9:30pm Location: de Young Art Center, 2501 Irving Street (at 26th Avenue), San Francisco Join ArtPoint for a unique opportunity to try your hand at drawing the human figure under the direction of Henry Jackson, a prominent local artist. Henry will teach you the fundamentals in figure drawing through the gestures, poses and movement of a live model. He will focus on dramatic light and the capture of changes in quick study on newsprint using charcoal. Materials will be provided by the Art Center in addition to refreshments. Just bring your open mind and enjoy exploring your artist potential! Where Did the American Collection Go? Date: Saturday, February 16, 2002Time: 10:00 am - noon Location: Interim de Young Art Storage Facility, 245A South Spruce Avenue, South San Francisco Map: 245A South Spruce Avenue 
The deYoung is closed, but its art hasn't gone far. Much of it is being stored at a new facility on South Spruce Avenue in South San Francisco. Join ArtPoint for a morning of breakfast {coffee, pastries, & doughnuts} and behind-the-scenes activity to learn how the Spruce Street facility was retrofitted to function as a storage and conservation space in just four months, how the collection was moved, and what happens now that the art will be out of the public eye for the next few years. Bob Futernick, Chief of Conservation, and Elisabeth Cornu, Head of Objects Conservation, will lead tours of the facility and answer questions. Japan at the Dawn of the Modern Age Date: Wednesday, January 16, 2002Time: 6:00 - 8:30 pm Location: Presidio Officers' Club, 50 Moraga Avenue at Arguello Directions: Available at the Presidio Website
Join ArtPoint for a presentation and reception at the Presidio Officers' Club celebrating Japan at the Dawn of the Modern Age. An eye-opening collection of 70 rarely seen Meiji-era woodblock prints, the exhibit captures the rapid transformation of once feudal Japan into a modern nation-state. In these colorful prints, images of Old Japan and New Japan intersect. § Image courtesy of the Presidio
West Coasting at the W Time: 6:00 - 9:00 pm Location: W San Francisco, 181 3rd Street, San Francisco ArtPoint and the W San Francisco cordially invite you to ring in the Holiday Season by welcoming back from London West Coasting artists: Works from these artists will be exhibited at the W and Henry Jackson and Rex Ray will briefly speak about their work. br> An Elegant Evening in the Court of Honor Date: Wednesday, December 12Time: 7:30 - 11:30 pm Location: The Legion of Honor Black Tie Dinner & Dancing Ring in the holiday season with An Elegant Evening in the Court of Honor. This black-tie evening of dinner and dancing features the culinary offerings Tickets, regularly priced at $300 per person/$200 per person for ages 35 and under, are being offered at $200 for ArtPoint members, regardless of age. Get the Hang of Collecting Date: Tuesday, November 13Time: 6:00 - 8:00 pm Location: HANG Annex, 567 Sutter Street
Whether you're an experienced collector, a beginner or just thinking about how great it would be to own original works of art, you'll enjoy hearing our panel of collectors and gallerists talk about their passion for art. Please join us for conversation and cocktails at HANG, a gallery established specifically for emerging artists and emerging collectors. A Salute to Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec Date: Saturday, October 20Time: 5:30-7:30 pm Location: International Vintage Poster Fair, Herbst Pavilion, Fort Mason Center 
ArtPoint, in association with the International Vintage Poster Fair, presents a special salute to Toulouse-Lautrec sponsored by the Wine Spectator. ArtPoint is holding a cocktail party for its members on Saturday evening, allowing members to meet the lecturers and view the posters. This year's poster fair features the work of Toulouse-Lautrec, a nice echo of the exhibition we enjoyed this spring at the Legion of Honor. ArtPoint members receive a $1 discount off of the $10 admission fee. This year the show is dedicated to the enrichment of the minds of discerning collectors, art lovers, and graphic designers. The fair runs October 19-21, Fri 5-9pm, Sat 10am-7pm, Sun 11am-6pm For more information see posterfair.com The Art of Yayoi Kusama - LINC Real Art Gallery Date: October 10Time: 6:00 - 8:00 pm Location: One Otis Street, San Francisco 
ArtPoint and the LINC Real Art Gallery hosts a cocktail reception accompanied by a short talk on the art of Yayoi Kusama. The painter, sculptor, and performer is one of the most influential and widely collected artists of the 1960s and is quite possibly Japan's premiere artist of the modern era. Kusama is also enigmatic - critics have variously ascribed her work to minimalism, feminism, obsessivism, surrealism, art brut, pop, and abstract expressionism. Wine Tasting and Art Tour at Clos Pegase 
Date: Sunday, May 20, 2001 According to legend, the birth of both wine and art occurred when Pegasus' hooves unleashed the sacred Spring of the Muses. Water flowing from the spring gave new life to the vines, inspiring the gift of poetry in those who drank of the wine. Join ArtPoint at Clos Pegase in Calistoga for a tour of the winery's art collection and sample in some of their outstanding wines. Each ArtPoint member is allowed to bring one non-member guest only. First Thursday at Henry Cotton's Date: Thursday, June 7, 2001 Join ArtPoint for artful hors d'oeuvres and Blavod martinis at Henry Cotton's, off Union Square. Eat, drink, and browse the store's high-end casual wear at this First Thursday event. Limited to 200 people. Please RSVP by May 30th.
Date: March 31, 2001 ArtPoint enjoys the lively spirit of Montmartre at a soirée in conjunction with the Toulouse-Lautrec exhibit at the Legion of Honor in Lincoln Park. Join us Saturday, March 31st, 8:00-11:00 p.m., for hors d'oeuvres, desserts, wine, cabaret, and a stroll through the prints, posters, and drawings of Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. |
The ArtPoint Board cordially invites you
to turn back time and visit: 
While admission is free for ArtPoint members and guests, please RSVP to 
Maya Amor
Celebrating the Maya culture without leaving San Francisco, a live Marimba band and DJ kept festive tempo throughout the evening.
ArtPoint Board 
Date: Friday, March 5, 2004
Join ArtPoint for continental breakfast and a behind-the-scenes activity at the Interim de Young facility. 
Behind the Scenes at the Legion 
David Salgado and Richard Lang shared their perspective with the group over wine and cheese before leading the way into the working spaces of the shop. Many questions were answered about the ins and outs of working with unique artists and their different creative processes, as well as in-depth questions about the technical side of the work. Noah Lang showed off many prints produced by Trillium, by such artists as Nathan Oliveira, Sandow Birk, Enrique Chagoya, Rex Ray, and many others.
Porcelain Gallery Tour and Lunch
On Saturday, February 1st, an enthusiastic group of ArtPoint members and friends gathered at the Legion of Honor to gain insight into Winslow Homer, the artist and angler.
An Evening With the Achenbach Foundation
From the Other Side of the Canvas
Woodblock Prints from the 
of McCall & Associates, music by the Earl Hecksher Orchestra, holiday surprises, and much more! Hosted at the Legion for the first time, this winter wonderland celebration continues the spirit of An Elegant San Francisco Christmas Party founded at the de Young Museum by Mrs. Gorham B. Knowles and Mrs. Francis A. Martin, Jr. Mrs. Philip E. Bowles III is the chairman for this event.
Panel Discussion, Wine, Hors d'oeuvres
Une Soirée Parisienne: Toulouse-Lautrec