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 Corporate Giving
  Corporate Sponsorship offers corporations global visibility for their support of special exhibitions and important cultural programs. The Gallery tailors sponsorship benefits to meet the business objectives of each corporation.
  previous slides Three Centuries of American Prints from the National Gallery of ArtPress Preview, March 29, 2016 Mr. Todd Walker, vice president, federal government affairs and government affairs programs, Altria Client Services LLC, presenting remarks. Three Centuries of American Prints from the National Gallery of Art is made possible by Altria Group in celebration of the 75th Anniversary of the National Gallery of Art, and is Altria’s twelfth exhibition sponsorship at the Gallery.
 Three Centuries of American Prints from the National Gallery of ArtViewing and Reception, March 30, 2016 Mr. Charles E. Agee, director, corporate contributions, Altria Client Services, Ms. Michelle Dimarob, director of federal government affairs, Altria Group, Mr. Earl A. Powell III, director, National Gallery of Art, and Mr. John D. Mason, specialist of government affairs, Altria Group
 Three Centuries of American Prints from the National Gallery of ArtCuratorial Tour, May 25, 2016 Mr. John D. Mason, specialist of government affairs, Altria Group, Ms. Katie Fessler, senior manager, corporate contributions, Altria Group, and Ms. Gayle Drisco, manager, government affairs programs, Altria Group, with Ms. Amy Johnston, curator.
 Three Centuries of American Prints from the National Gallery of ArtViewing and Reception, March 30, 2016 Mr. David Sylvia, director, stakeholder engagement and international government affairs, Altria Group, and Mr. John D. Mason, specialist of government affairs, Altria Group, with Ms. Judith Brodie, curator.
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  Exhibition Sponsorship
The National Gallery of Art presents special exhibitions spanning the world and the history of art. The Gallery is known for its dedication to quality, its expertise in organizing exhibitions and other programs, its access to an international cultural network, and its visibility around the world. Corporations benefit from sponsorship in many ways. Read more.
  Giovanni Della Robbia, Resurrection of Christ, c. 1520-25, glazed terracotta, Brooklyn Museum, Gift of A. Augustus Healy Ms. Michelle Dimarob, Altria Client Services LLC; Director Earl A. Powell, III, National Gallery of Art; Ms. Alessia Antinori, Vice President, Marchesi Antinori S.p.A., at the Della Robbia: Sculpting with Color in Renaissance Florence Press Preview.
 Featured ExhibitionDella Robbia: Sculpting with Color in Renaissance Florence February 5–June 4, 2017 West Building, West Garden Court, Lobby B, Galleries 10, 11, and 12. This exhibition is made possible by Altria Group on behalf of Ste. Michelle Wine Estates, and by Marchesi Antinori S.p.A. “Those who come to see Della Robbia: Sculpting with Color in Renaissance Florencewill be impressed by the dramatic use of bright colors and the sheer size of some of these Renaissance masterpieces,” said Ted Baseler, President and CEO of Ste. Michelle Wine Estates. “We are very pleased to support this incredible exhibition in the nation’s capital.” “Supporting and celebrating the arts has always been important to our family, and we’re honored that the Della Robbia exhibition and the newly renovated Resurrection of Christ lunetta featuring one of our ancestors and the family coat of arms will be showcased in the renowned National Gallery of Art,” said Alessia Antinori, the 26th Generation of the Tuscan winemaking family. Luca della Robbia (1399/1400-1482), a master sculptor in marble and bronze, invented a glazing technique for terracotta sculpture that positioned him as one of the most innovative artists of the 15th century. Today, the sculptures created by Luca and his family workshop retain their brilliant opaque whites, deep cerulean blues, and botanical greens, purples and yellows over modeling that makes them powerful and engaging examples of Italian Renaissance art.  Resistant to weather and easily readable at a distance, Della Robbia works were widely collected in the late 19th and early 20th century by Americans traveling to Italy who sought to bring something of the Renaissance home. Della Robbia: Sculpting with Color in Renaissance Florence will present some 40 works by Luca, his nephew Andrea (1435-1525), Andrea’s sons, and the competing Buglioni workshop. The sculptures come chiefly from American collections but also include major international loans, among them Luca's masterpiece of sculpture in the round, The Visitation,on view outside of Italy for the first time. Various sculptural types—Madonna and Child reliefs,  portraits, architectural decorations, household statuettes and active full-scale figures—will show the range and emotional appeal of Della Robbia glazed ceramics. Technical analysis and conservation conducted at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, the Brooklyn Museum, the National Gallery of Art, and the Metropolitan Museum of Art will provide new insight into how these groundbreaking works were made.
  Education ProgramsCorporate sponsors have helped make the National Gallery both museum and classroom, from preschool programs to postgraduate fellowships. Read more.
  Fund for the International Exchange of Art (FIEA)The National Gallery of Art is in its own right a kind of diplomat: a cultural attaché who brings to America the art of foreign lands and sends abroad the best and most characteristic of our native artistic production. As the inaugurating institution of many international exhibitions, the National Gallery negotiates with foreign governments, arranges insurance, and oversees transportation, conservation, and installations. By participating in this fund, corporations further the Gallery’s mission as America’s cultural ambassador to the world. Read more
  Sponsor HistoryCorporate sponsorship has played an important role at the National Gallery of Art for more than seventy years. The success of the Gallery’s exhibition program has been in large part the result of the generosity of the corporate world. The National Gallery of Art proudly acknowledges these corporations which, among others, have sponsored special exhibitions in recent years:
  Accenture
General DynamicsAccess Industries
The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc.Aetna
HSBC Bank USAAirbus
Lufthansa AirlinesAltria
Merrill Lynch & Co., Inc.American Express
Nikkei Inc.AT&T
Nippon Television NetworkBank of America
The Nomura Securities Co., Ltd.The Boeing Company
NTTBooz Allen Hamilton
Porsche Cars North AmericaBracco
Shell Oil CompanyCentral Bank of Hungary
SiemensChevy Chase Bank
Target CorporationCitigroup
TelevisaDaimlerChrysler Corporation
Time Warner Inc.Deutsche Bank AG
ToyotaDuPont
UBS AGEastman Kodak Company
United Technologies CorporationExxon Mobil Corporation
Verizon CommunicationsFord Motor Company
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