structure was renamed in memory of her husband, Samuel M.V. Hamilton. It was renovated and the School of Fine Arts of the academy completed its move there in September 2006. The building also contains a special exhibition space called the Fisher Brooks Gallery, named after James R. Fisher, an artist who attended PAFA in the late 1880s, and Leonie Brooks. They are the grandfather and mother, respectively, of Marguerite Lenfest, a philanthropist and PAFA board member. The Hamilton building also houses Portfolio, the museum's gift shop. Notable people Notable Academy students, faculty and leaders include: Linda Lee Alter Charles Andes Thomas Pollock Anshutz Thomas N. Armstrong III Elizabeth Gowdy Baker Will Barnet Cornelia Barns Bo Bartlett Walter Emerson Baum Anna Whelan Betts Ethel Franklin Betts Cecilia Beaux Alexander Stirling Calder Al Capp (attended briefly) Arthur B. Carles Mary Cassatt Jonathan Lyndon Chase Margaret Covey Chisholm Edward Hornor Coates Rachel Constantine Colin Campbell Cooper John Rogers Cox Ralston Crawford Jack Delano Vincent Desiderio Blanche Dillaye Thomas Eakins Thomas Harlan Ellett, architect David Em Wharton Esherick Stephen Etnier Virginia B. Evans Frances Farrand Dodge Louise Fishman A. B. Frost Frank Furness Charles Lewis Fussell Daniel Garber William Glackens Charles Grafly Marie Bruner Haines William Weeks Hall Walker Hancock James Havard A. G. Heaton Barkley Hendricks Robert Henri Edward Lamson Henry George Hewitt Thomas Hovenden Frances Tipton Hunter Elsa Jemne Maria Louise Kirk Christine Lafuente Sara Larkin Dorothy P. Lathrop Frank B. A. Linton Adelia Armstrong Lutz David Lynch Paul Manship John Marin Don Martin Donald Martiny Elise Mercur, architect James Metcalf Alme Meyvis Katherine Milhous Abram Molarsky Edward Percy Moran Alphonse Mucha Taras Mychalewych John Neagle Alice Neel Brad Neely Roy Cleveland Nuse Violet Oakley Elizabeth Osborne Francis Petrus Paulus Maxfield Parrish Charles Willson Peale Rembrandt Peale Clara Elsene Peck Louise Pershing Jane Piper Albin Polasek Howard Pyle Jacques Reich Seymour Remenick Edgar Preston Richardson Fairman Rogers Peter F. Rothermel William Rush Lawrence Saint William Sartain Mary B. Schuenemann Leopold Seyffert Michael H. Shamberg David Sherman Everett Shinn John French Sloan Owen Staples LeConte Stewart Frank Wilbert Stokes Henry O. Tanner Ellen Powell Tiberino William B. T. Trego Orlando Gray Wales Philip Fishbourne Wharton Benjamin West Anita Willets-Burnham Awards presented to individuals by the academy Widener Gold Medal: The academy established the George D. Widener Gold Medal for sculpture in 1912. Widener was a businessman and director of the academy who died