UMUC
OFFICE OF INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT

Annual Giving Program

Name a Lithograph

UMUC has 36 limited-edition lithographs created for the rededication of the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island. The lithographs and donor plaques will remain a part of the university’s Maryland Artists Collection and will be displayed at the UMUC Inn and Conference Center in the West Building Gallery.

Proceeds will benefit scholarships for deserving students and the Arts Program.

Choose a lithograph that most resembles your ancestors—or choose one that you most admire.

About the Phillip Ratner Lithographs
These striking lithographs were created by internationally-renowned artist, Phillip Ratner using a photo–acetate transfer method. The artist used the drawings as preliminary studies for sculptures that are now permanently installed at the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island in New York Harbor.

They depict a variety of immigrants: men and women, young and old, couples and family groups.

A Tie Today Again... Aged Beginnings
1—A Tie Today 2—Again 3—Aged Beginnings
Alexandre Gustave Eiffel Celebration Children Together
4—Alexandre
Gustave Eiffel		 5—Celebration 6—Children Together
Choosing the Right One Departure Emma Lazarus
7—Choosing the
Right One 		8—Departure 9—Emma Lazarus
Extra Father and Son First Class Passengers
10—Extra 11—Father and Son 12—First Class
Passengers
Frederic Auguste Bartholdi Genesis Getting Better
13—Frederic Auguste
Bartholdi 		14—Genesis 15—Getting Better
Homework Joseph Pulitzer Just Looking
16—Homework 17—Joseph Pulitzer 18—Just Looking
Madonna of Ellis Man Alone Mother Traveler
19—Madonna of Ellis 20—Man Alone 21—Mother Traveler
Mother with Children Old Couple School of Ellis
22—Mother with
Children		 23—Old Couple 24—School of Ellis
Sent Ahead Sleeping on Deck Statue of Liberty
25—Sent Ahead 26—Sleeping on Deck 27—Statue of Liberty
Sweet Dreams The Baggage Cart The Conversation
28—Sweet Dreams 29—The Baggage Cart 30—The Conversation
The Eye Examination Train to Kansas Uncertainty
31—The Eye
Examination		 32—Train to Kansas 33—Uncertainty
Waiting to be called We All Came Young Couple
34—Waiting to be
Called 		35—We All Came 36—Young Couple
Young Traveler
37—Young Traveler


Donation Scale
Each donor plaque has up to four slots and each slot is available for a gift of $250. Up to 40 block characters are available in each slot (including spaces and punctuation).

  • A gift of $250 allows a donor to fill one slot with a name or names on the plaque.
  • A gift of $500 allows a donor to fill two slots with a name or names on the plaque.
  • A gift of $750 allows a donor to fill three slots with a name or names on the plaque.
  • A gift of $1,000 lets a donor put up to four individual names or one larger name on the plaque and receive a signed Artist's Proof of your selected print from the artist.

How to Order Your Lithograph Donor Plaque(s)
To place an order for your donor plaque

UMUC Annual Fund
University of Maryland University College
3501 University Boulevard East, UC-310
Adelphi, MD 20783

* All checks should be made payable to the "UMUC Foundation"
Funds for the UMUC Foundation are administered by the University System of Maryland Foundation, a non-profit 501(c) 3 organization. We estimate the value of the signed Artist’s Proof, for donors of $1,000, to be $280.

For more information, please call Dharma Selva at 240-684-5114.