October 16, 2025
The Deborah Buck Foundation recognizes The Heckscher Museum of Art for its outstanding courage and leadership in the arts.
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THE BAGLEY FAMILY
BANK OF AMERICA
DEBORAH BUCK
Emmy Award Winning Actress, Cynthia Nixon, The Gilded Age
Pulitzer Prize Winning Playwright, Tony Kushner, Angels in America
Jessica Brassler
Richard T. Cunniff, Jr.
Celebrating our honorees and the exhibition
Emma Stebbins: Carving Out History.
Program includes a paddle raise in support of the Museum’s exhibitions, collections, education programs, and community access initiatives.
Paddle Raise Sponsor: CHRISTIE’S
This year’s Heckscher Museum Benefit was inspired by the exhibition Emma Stebbins: Carving Out History, curated by Karli Wurzelbacher, PhD, Chief Curator, which is currently on view through March 15, 2026.
Emma Stebbins (1815–1882) carved out a career on two continents and made history as one of the most significant American sculptors of the nineteenth century. In 1856, she embarked from New York City for Rome to further her artistic ambitions. Over the next fourteen years, she created innovative marble sculptures, including unprecedented allegories of labor and industry, as well as incisive interpretations of literary and biblical subjects. Stebbins also sculpted portraits of her chosen family, including her wife, actress Charlotte Cushman, who championed her work. In 1865, with a bronze statue of educator Horace Mann in Boston, she became the first woman to complete a public monument in the US. Stebbins was also the first woman to earn a public art commission for New York City, the iconic Bethesda Fountain in Central Park.
Stebbins’s art speaks to some of the most compelling issues of her time (and ours), including gender and sexuality, ecology and industry, and political conflict and public art. This exhibition brings together most of her rare marble sculptures for the first time. It also examines the rich histories of her monuments, including the Bethesda Fountain, which continues to inspire a vast public with its message of peace and healing.
Joan and Milton Bagley are philanthropists, passionate collectors, and patrons of the arts. They have been generous supporters of the Museum and part of Huntington’s cultural community for over 30 years.
Over more than three decades, Joan, Milton, and the Bagley family have developed an impressive collection of paintings and sculpture by artists across Latin America that is notable for its range, depth, and rich variety of visual expression. The Heckscher Museum was fortunate to exhibit their family’s collection, including masterworks by Fernando Botero, Diego Rivera, and more in the 2018 exhibition Rivera and Beyond: Latin American Art from the Joan and Milton Bagley Collection.
Most recently in 2024, a transformative gift from the Collection of Joan and Milton Bagley was made to the Heckscher Museum’s permanent collection of artworks by Francisco Zúñiga, Roberto Matta, Julio Larraz, and Ignacio Iturria, leaving an important legacy that will allow the Museum to share the family’s treasured art with the community in perpetuity.
Bank of America is one of the world’s leading financial institutions, serving clients and local communities on Long Island. A partner of more than three decades, the Bank has supported The Heckscher Museum since 1991.
Bank of America’s Art in our Communities program, established in 2008, offers the Bank’s art collection to communities through curated exhibitions that museums and nonprofit galleries may borrow at no cost. In 2019, the Museum’s popular exhibition In a New Light: American Impressionism: Works from the Bank of America Collection was lent through this program, sharing important American Impressionist works with Long Islanders.
The Bank has been a visionary supporter of The Heckscher Museum of Art. In 2024, the Bank underwrote free admission to the Museum, providing visitors and families with access to the Museum’s art collection and exhibitions at no cost resulting in nearly doubling the Museum’s attendance.
Deborah Buck is an artist and philanthropist whose work has recently been featured in publications including The Brooklyn Rail, BOMB Magazine, and Two Coats of Paint
In 2019 she founded the Deborah Buck Foundation to support institutions that elevate women’s voices in the arts—past and present. Deborah brings insight and urgency to this purpose, continuing to advocate for a more inclusive cultural landscape. In pursuit of this mission, the Foundation has generously supported The Heckscher Museum, including the exhibitions Salt Life: Arthur Dove and Helen Torr and Emma Stebbins: Carving Out History.
As a young artist, Deborah was mentored by Abstract Expressionist Clyfford Still, who recognized her independent spirit and sent her to the prestigious Skowhegan School of Painting & Sculpture. She studied Fine Arts at Trinity College, embracing a broad liberal arts education that continues to inform her practice. Her work defies trends and embraces bold, intuitive expression. She has exhibited widely with solo exhibitions at Jennifer Baahng Gallery, La MaMa Galleria, and The Southampton Art Center, and has been included in numerous group shows. Deborah’s They Had Stars in Their Eyes, is part of the Museum’s permanent collection and was recently exhibited in The Rains are Changing Fast: New Acquisitions in Context
6:30 to 7:30 P.M. Cocktails & Hors d’oeuvres
7:30 P.M.
Seated Dinner and Program
8:00 P.M. PRESENTATION
Welcome by Emcee Cynthia Nixon
Remarks by Bruce A. Lev, Chair, Board of Trustees
Remarks by Heather Arnet, Executive Director & CEO
Honoring The Bagley Family
Honoring Bank of America
Honoring Deborah Buck
8:30 P.M. Dinner service
9:00 P.M. PADDLE RAISE
Helena Guindo, Auctioneer, CHRISTIE’S
9:20 P.M. Dessert
Cynthia Nixon is an Emmy, Tony, and Grammy Award–winning actor, director, and producer whose career spans almost five decades. Best known for her work as ‘Miranda Hobbes’ in HBO's series Sex and the City, which earned her the first of two Emmy Awards. Nixon also starred in, directed, and executive produced the show’s sequel And Just Like That… She currently stars in HBO's critically acclaimed series The Gilded Age, which was recently renewed for a fourth season.
Nixon’s most memorable big screen appearances include Little Darlings, Amadeus, James White, and A Quiet Passion (as Emily Dickinson). She received Golden Globe nominations for Netflix’s Ratched and HBO’s Warm Springs (as Eleanor Roosevelt) and praise for playing Nancy Regan in Killing Reagan
Nixon will next star in Marjorie Prime on Broadway, opening December 8, 2025. Making her Broadway debut at 14 in The Philadelphia Story, Nixon has appeared in more than 40 plays, 13 on Broadway. She earned four Tony nominations, winning for Rabbit Hole and The Little Foxes. Her theatrical credits include playing the character of Harper Pitt in Tony Kushner’s Angels in America.
Tony Kushner is a playwright, screenwriter, author, and activist. In 1993, he received the Pulitzer Prize for Drama for Angels in America: Millennium Approaches, the first part of his epic play, Angels in America: A Gay Fantasia on National Themes, which features Emma Stebbins’s Angel of the Waters/Bethesda Fountain. Kushner was featured as the author of the foreword of The Heckscher Museum of Art’s catalogue for the exhibition Emma Stebbins: Carving Out History.
Tony Kushner's additional plays include A Bright Room Called Day, Slavs!, Homebody/Kabul, The Intelligent Homosexual's Guide to Capitalism and Socialism With A Key To The Scriptures, and the musical Caroline, or Change with composer Jeanine Tesori. He has adapted Pierre Corneille's The Illusion, S.Y. Ansky's The Dybbuk, Friedrich Dürrenmatt's The Visit, and Bertolt Brecht's The Good Person of Szechuan and Mother Courage and Her Children. He wrote the screenplays for Mike Nichols's film of Angels in America, and for Steven Spielberg's Munich, Lincoln, West Side Story, and The Fabelmans. His books include Wrestling With Zion, co-edited with Alisa Solomon; Brundibar, illustrated by Maurice Sendak; and The Art of Maurice Sendak, 1980 to the Present. Among other honors, Kushner has received an Emmy Award, two Tony Awards, and a National Medal of Arts.
ANGEL OF THE WATERS SPONSORS
Bank of America
Deborah Buck
Richard T. Cunniff, Jr.
CHERUB SPONSOR
Denise & Nic Deacetis
MARBLE SPONSORS
Ann Eden Woodward Foundation – Judy & Pat Woods, Trustees
Bloomberg Philanthropies
Joanne & Michael Durney
Priscilla & Robert C. Hughes
Jessica Brassler & George Kakoulides
Bruce & Cheryl Lev
Kristin & Dustin Smith
BRONZE SPONSORS
Robert & Linda Aquilina
The Bagley Family
Nancy & Kostas Douzinas
Elizabeth & Josh Halpern
Andrea B. & Peter D. Klein
Anita & Gordon Lamb through The Jefferson Family Charitable Foundation
Newmark
Bette & Paul Schneiderman
Jane Shallat, Barton Shallat, & Laura Shallat Benson
COPPER SPONSORS
Colette Buzzetta, Daniel Gale Sotheby’s International Realty
Trudy & Tom Calabrese
John Callaghan, Callaghan LLP
Susan & Jeff Futter
Lynn & Frank Gundersen
Margy Hargraves
Lady M Confections Co. LTD
Mark & Christine McAteer
William & Pamela McGuinness
Jan Pratt
Bruce Segal
Rozita Shay, ArtFactor LLC
Brian Katz & Susan Van Scoy, Ph.D.
Sheri & Robert Zekraus
GRANITE SPONSORS
Anonymous
Butnick & Levenson LLP
Danielle & Leland Deane
Empire National Title Agency
Bess & David Fuchs
Nina Habib, Colleague Executive Search
Beverly & Toby Kissam
Denise & Mitchell Kramer
Evangelina & Raf Lanza
Mercedes-Benz of Huntington – Jim Buzzetta
Evangeline Morphos
Eve Ellis & Annette Niemtzow
Northwell Huntington Hospital
Pen + Brush
Sarah & Rob Trust
Gini Hanson & Brad Warner
Deedee & Michael Wigler
Fern & Hersh Cohen
Main Street Nursery
Francis Roberts
Southdown Marketplace
Jean M. Thatcher, Mayor, Village of Lloyd Harbor
Toxic/Nature Charitable Foundation
Katherine Acey
Erica & Henry Babcock
Ted & Rebecca Bahr
Bernadette Castro, In Honor of Trudy Calabrese
John Coraor
Susan Dunbar, Girls Inc. of Long Island
Filomena Ricciardi & Eric Goldsmith
Andrea & Neil Kreinik
Elsa Limbach
Dr. Robyn Joseph & Evan Mestman
Mary Mittnight
Constance Berrill & John Norbeck
Stephen & Darcy O’Neill
Pure+Applied – Urshula Barbour & Paul Carlos
Brooke Kamin Rapaport & Richard A. Rapaport
Jaclyn Ryan
Patricia P. Sands
Carole Segal
Mark Somen
Jennifer & Randall Stone
Gail Wasserman
Phyllis Woods
Christie’s
Richard T. Cunniff, Jr.
Evangeline Knell, Identity Digital
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CARVING OUT HISTORY
Through MARCH 15
YOUNG ARTISTS AT THE HECKSCHER MUSEUM
MARCH 28 – MAY 3
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MAY 16 – SEPTEMBER 13
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ADMINISTRATION
Heather Arnet Executive Director & CEO
Evan Waddy-Farr Director of Operations & Strategic Initiatives
Jessica Cox Digital Content & Administrative Manager
Karli Wurzelbacher, Ph.D. Chief Curator
Kerrilyn Blee Registrar & Exhibitions Manager
Jessica Rosen Curatorial Assistant
Joy L. Weiner Director of Education & Public Programs
Kristina Schaaf Director of Visitor Experience
Lisa Sayedi Manager of Docents & Community Outreach
Maya Argov Marketing, Design & Visitor Services Coordinator
Julia Sledge Museum Art Educator
Julie Sengle Director of Development
Caitlynn Schare Associate Director of Development
Jill Rowen Public Relations/Marketing
Athena Kokinakis Membership Associate
Kenneth Moss
Jose R. Hernandez
Jason Lenox
Mark O’Braitis
Director of Facilities
Sr. Guard Nehemiah Gooden Guard
Sr. Guard Ben Lazarus Guard
Sr. Guard
TJ Surlis Guard
Kathleen Zazzaro Guard
2024 Robert C. Hughes
Kasmira Mohanty
Han Qin
2023 Robert G. Carter
Susan Van Scoy, Ph.D.
Andrea Wozny
2022 Heather Arnet
2021 Nancy Douzinas & The Rauch Foundation
Patricia Petersen & Daniel Gale Sotheby's International Realty
2019 Deborah Kirk Solbert
Laura Powers-Swiggett
2018 Devon & Thomas Carroll
2017 Pien & Hans E. R. Bosch
Bunny Hoest & the memory of Bill Hoest
2016 Pearl F. & Erwin P. Staller
Deborah & Mort Künstler
2015 Robin T. Hadley & the memory of John Hadley
Sandra Benny & Richard Vaux
Bruce A. Lev, CPA, Chair
2014 Andrea B. & Peter D. Klein
Richard Gachot
2013 Margy Hargraves
Stan Brodsky
2012 Christian White
2011 Astoria Bank
Barbara Ernst Prey
2010 United States
Congressman
Steve Israel
Eduardo Lacroze
2009 Frank Olt
2008 Christopher Mitchell, Mitchells
April Gornick
2007 Edward G. Shufro
2006 D. Frederick Baker
2005 Agnes Trill Funk
2004
Catherine & Raymond Jansen
2003 Elizabeth Watson
2002 New York Senator
Carl L. Marcellino
Ex- Officio Trustees, Heather Arnet
Robert J. Aquilina, Vice Chair
Trudy H. Calabrese, Vice Chair
Mike Durney, CPA, Treasurer
Richard T. Cunniff, Jr., Secretary
Jessica Brassler
Colette Buzzetta
John T. Callaghan, CPA, CFE
John E. Coraor, Ph.D.
Susan Futter
Elizabeth Halpern, J.D.
Evangeline Knell
Bette Schneiderman, Ph.D.
Bruce Segal
Rozita Shay
Susan Van Scoy, Ph.D.
Greg Wagner, Town of Huntington
TRUSTEES EMERITI
D. Frederick Baker
Hans E.R. Bosch, Ph.D.
Herman C. (Bud) Gehnrich
Robin T. Hadley
Margaret M. Hargraves
Timothy S.J. Heckscher
Andrea B. Klein
Carl G. Markel
Francis Roberts, Ed.D.
Jane A. Shallat
Edward G. Shufro
James D. Watson, Ph.D.
The Museum appreciates the generosity of the Art Circle members who provide vital funding for general operations, exhibitions, and education programs.
Masterpiece
Richard T. Cunniff, Jr.
Robin T. Hadley
Elizabeth & Josh Halpern
Susan Van Scoy, Ph.D. & Brian Katz
Bruce & Cheryl Lev
Patricia J. Petersen
Marjorie Shukow
Muse
Trudy & Tom Calabrese
Danielle & Leland Deane
Jane & Barton Shallat
Barbara Mitchell & J. Zach Sullivan
Studio
Joan B. & Milton F. Bagley
Fern & Hersh Cohen
Susan & Jeffrey L. Futter
Margaret M. Hargraves
Jeanne Hewitt
Priscilla & Robert C. Hughes
Judy Jorge
Holly Roseman & Marcia Kaplan
Andrea B. & Peter D. Klein
Francis J. Roberts
Patricia P. Sands
Tami & Scott Schneider
Bette & Paul Schneiderman
Rozita Shay
Carol & William Tabler
Elizabeth & James D. Watson
Peri & Martin Wenz
Fiona & Jan A. Witkowski
Life Members
For Outstanding Contribution to the Museum
D. Frederick Baker
Pien & Hans E.R. Bosch
Henriette Darrell
Alexander W. Katlan
Carl G. Markel
Shirley Rubin
Marlene Shufro
Among the more powerful ways to sustain the Museum’s mission is to build endowments in support of the art collection, education programs, exhibitions, facilities, and general operations. The Museum thanks the following Visionaries whose legacies will live on through planned giving.
Joan B. & Milton F. Bagley • Robin T. Hadley • Margaret M. Hargraves
Catherine A. Jansen • Alexander W. Katlan • Danielle & Jay Klahr
Andrea B. & Peter D. Klein • Carl G. Markel • Anonymous
Ernst Basch • Lachlan P. Braden • Miner D. Crary, Jr.
Theresa A. Cwierzyk • Norris Darrell, Jr.
John Nicholas Estabrook & Dorothy Coogan Estabrook • Carolyn Fostel
Agnes Trill Funk • Dr. Mary B. Holt • Elisabeth S. Livingston
Mary Torr Rehm • Marion Wiethorn
Aboff’s
Exhibitions and Education Programs are Generously Supported by
Ann Eden Woodward Foundation
– Judy & Pat Woods, Trustees
Robert & Linda Aquilina
ArtCare Conservation
Atlantic Nurseries, Inc.
Bank of America
Anonymous
Art Bridges Foundation
Joan B. & Milton F. Bagley
Christopher Renzo Bianchi & The Bianchi Family
Bloomberg Philanthropies
Callaghan LLP
Richard T. Cunniff, Jr.
Darrell Fund Endowment/Henriette Darrell
Nic & Denise DeAcetis
Danielle & Leland Deane
Deborah Buck Foundation
Carly & Michael Del Piano
Donors to the Heckscher Museum Benefit
Donors to the Renzo & Lynette Bianchi Scholarship Fund
Donors to the Stan Brodsky
Scholarship Award
Dr. Lee MacCormick Edwards
Charitable Foundation
Joanne & Michael Durney
Every Page Foundation
The Fred I. & Gilda Nobel Foundation
Frederic R. Coudert Foundation
Gellerman Orthodontics, Inna Gellerman, DDS
Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation
Robin T. Hadley
Margaret Hargraves & Family/Nadon Trust
The Henry Luce Foundation, Inc.
Jeanne Hewitt
Priscilla & Robert C. Hughes
Ike, Molly & Steven Elias Foundation
Institute of Museum & Library Services
Jefferson Family Charitable Foundation
Jessica Brassler & George Kakoulides
Susan Van Scoy, Ph.D. & Brian Katz
Andrea B. & Peter D. Klein
Michelle Hatzopoulos & Evangeline Knell
Andrea & Neil Kreinik
Alicia L. Ruberti & Kathryn Kroleski
Bruce & Cheryl Lev
LGBT Network
Max & Victoria Dreyfus Foundation, Inc.
Members of The Heckscher Museum of Art
Milton & Sally Avery Arts Foundation, Inc.
Mitchells
National Endowment for the Arts
New York State Council on the Arts
Olshan Frome Wolosky LLP
Patricia J. Petersen
Pritchard Charitable Trust
Rapaport Shallat Foundation
Rea Charitable Trust
Robert David Lion Gardiner Foundation
Bruce Segal
Laura Shallat Benson
Marjorie Shukow
Slomo & Cindy Silvian Foundation
Kristin & Dustin Smith
The Spionkop Charitable Trust
Peter F. Cohen & Jeffrey Sposato
Stan Brodsky Trust
The Stebbins Fund in memory of James F. Stebbins and Jane Stebbins
Greenleaf
Tang Family Foundation in memory of Norris Darrell, Jr.
Terra Foundation for American Art
William Blair
William Talbott Hillman Foundation
Wyeth Foundation for American Art
Town of Huntington: Edmund J. Smyth, Supervisor • Dr. Dave Bennardo, Councilman
Salvatore Ferro, Councilman • Brooke A. Lupinacci, Councilwoman
Theresa Mari, Councilwoman • Andrew Raia, Town Clerk
Suffolk County: County Executive Edward P. Romaine • Legislator Stephanie Bontempi
Congratulations to The Heckscher Museum on a year of beautiful programming and exhibitions.
Thank you to the brilliant staff and honorees for your creativity and generous support.
The Kakoulides Family
Joanne & Michael Durney proudly support The Heckscher Museum of Art.
Congratulations to Honorees The Bagley Family Bank of America and Deborah Buck
Joan and I, along with most of our family from all over the United States, are delighted to join our Heckscher Museum friends on this memorable evening. Our family is proud to share our Art Collection with the Museum and all its visitors.
The Bagley Family Bank of America and Deborah Buck
We celebrate your commitment to the arts, our community, and The Heckscher Museum of Art. Elizabeth & Josh Halpern
The Heckscher Museum of Art and congratulates the 2025 Benefit honorees
The Bagley Family, Bank Of America and Deborah Buck
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Jane Shallat, Barton Shallat, & Laura Shallat Benson salute the work of The Heckscher Museum of Art and the accomplishments of The Bagley Family Bank of America Deborah Buck and Heather Arnet
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Deborah Buck and the Heckscher Museum of art thank you for making a difference!
John Murray, cartographer, J. & C. Walker, engraver, Plan of Rome, c. 1850–56. Library of Congress, Washington, DC.
& Kostas DouziNas
The Heckscher Museum of Art
“A Discovered and Undiscovered Gem of the Community” Robert & Linda Aquilina
COPPER SPONSOR
Deborah Buck
Congratulations to The Heckscher Museum for the first important exhibit of an important artist. The museum just keeps growing! Bravo, Margy Hargraves
THE FUTTER FAMILY PROUDLY SUPPORTS THE HECKSCHER MUSEUM OF ART
Congratulations to Honorees The Bagley Family Bank of America and Deborah Buck
With appreciation for our honorees The Bagley Family Bank of America
Deborah Buck and all that they do to support The Heckscher Museum of Art
Colette Buzzetta, Daniel Gale Sotheby’s International Realty
With appreciation to The Heckscher Museum of Art for enhancing our community and enriching our lives.
Brian Katz and Susan Van Scoy, Ph.D.
With appreciation to The Heckscher Museum of Art for enhancing our community and enriching our lives.
Congratulations to Honorees
The Bagley Family Bank of America and Deborah Buck
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With appreciation to The Heckscher Museum of Art for enhancing our community and enriching our lives.
The Bagley Family Bank of America and Deborah Buck
Sheri & Robert Zekraus
Likely Silsbee, Case & Co. Photograph Artists (Boston, MA), Charlotte Cushman and Emma Stebbins, ca. 1861, cabinet card photograph. Houghton Library, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA.
EMMA STEBBINS, Angel of the Waters/Bethesda Fountain [detail], cast 1870, installed 1873, bronze and stone. Central Park, New York City Department of Parks and Recreation.
We salute the work of Heather Arnet and The Heckscher Museum of Art. Eve Ellis and Annette Niemtzow
Bess & David Fuchs are proud to support the Heckscher Museum Benefit.
Unidentified photographer, Arco di Druso, Roma, ca. 1860–80, albumen silver print. Getty Museum.
Pen + Brush wishes
Congratulations to Deborah Buck on this welldeserved honor!
Deborah Buck, a groundbreaking artist of our time, whose imaginative contemporary narratives blend the mystical and the everyday, layering wit, critique, and emotional depth into paintings that are both intimate and universally resonant.
Stay tuned for details on her solo retrospective exhibition at Pen + Brush, New York City, in Fall 2026.
With appreciation to The Heckscher Museum of Art for enhancing our community and enriching our lives.
Congratulations to Honorees The Bagley Family, Bank of America, and Deborah Buck
Denise & Mitchell Kramer
I am delighted to be part of this special celebration. Congratulations to the Honorees and the Museum!
STEBBINS, Angel of the Waters/Bethesda Fountain [detail], cast 1870, installed 1873, bronze and stone. Central Park, New York City Department of Parks and Recreation.
With
appreciation to
The Heckscher Museum of Art for enhancing our community and enriching our lives.
Beverly & Toby Kissam
Emma Stebbins, Angel of the Resurrection, n.d., reproductions of photographs from the Emma Stebbins scrapbook, 1858–82. Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution.
Congratulations to The Bagley Family Bank of America and Deborah Buck
We are honored to share this special night with you! Gini Hanson & Brad Warner
The Bagley Family, Bank of America, and Deborah Buck
We celebrate your commitment to the arts, our community, and The Heckscher Museum of Art.
Evangelina & Raf Lanza Raf Development Corp.
With appreciation to The Heckscher Museum of Art for enhancing our community and enriching our lives.
Leland M. Deane, MD, FACS
New York City
Garden City
Babylon
EMMA STEBBINS, Monument, n.d., reproductions of photographs from the Emma Stebbins scrapbook, 1858–82. Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution.
Best Wishes to The Bagley Family, Bank of America, Deborah Buck, and The Heckscher Museum of Art.
& Rob Trust
EMMA STEBBINS, Horace Mann, cast 1864, bronze. Massachusetts State House Art Collection, given by the School Children and Teachers of Massachusetts under Res. 1859, ch. 113.
Congratulations to The Heckscher Museum of Art and the 2025 Honorees Deedee & Michael Wigler
Romualdo Moscioni, Via Sistina, Palazzo Zuccari, and Via Gregoriana, Rome, ca. 1885–93, albumen silver print. From the John Neal Tilton scrapbook, Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution.
The Board and Staff of The Heckscher Museum are honored to celebrate the incredible achievements of our Honorees!
Martha Edelheit, Bethesda Fountain, 1973, acrylic on canvas. Eric Firestone Gallery.
Thank you for your outstanding enthusiasm and commitment to the arts and culture on Long Island.
In a time when the Arts, Science, and Humanities are under attack, support for great cultural institutions like the Heckscher Museum is more important than ever.
The Francis & Patricia Roberts Family
Congratulations and thank you to the honorees for your contributions to the success of The Heckscher Museum of Art.
Fern & HersH CoHen
