Hosta Sum and Substance
Iris and Baptisia
The busy "Pollinator".
"Dance Of Awakening Day" by Tuck Langland.
Another sculpture by Tuck Langland: "Resting Dancer"
The "Lotus Seeker" by Leo Osborne.
Kipling's "The Jungle Book" by Tuck Langland commemorates the 50th anniversary of our library last May 14, 2010.
4 comments:
It looks great. Does your library own those sculptures? I'm curious because I'm on the arts committee at my library, and we're trying to find local sculptors to display their work on the library's grounds.
I really don't know if our library own those sculptures. I did a search on Sculptor Sarah Peters. I want to know more about the "Alphabet Chair" and found some interesting facts. But did not do a search on the other sculptors.
If you are interested, I will give you the phone number of our library. Maybe you can talk to somebody who knew something about the sculptors and their work.
Very nice - pretty to see on library trips, and hopefully even inspires some library visitors to start their own gardens.
It is really pretty to see these sculptures. I am planning to do the last part and talk to the library people about who to contact in case people wanted to know more about the sculptures.
I hope so too that visitors will be inspired to start their own gardens.
Thanks for stopping by GG.
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