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| Library Director, Nancy W. Perlow |
Mayor, Setti D. Warren
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Library Board of Trustees:
Barbara Lietzke, President
Robert Klivans, Treasurer
Audrey Cooper
Dana Hanson
Jeff Herrmann
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Newton Free Library Permanent Collection of Art
Produced by the Programs and Communications Department
Concept: Ellen Meyers, Director of Programs and Communications
Layout/Design: Margaret Ford, Programs Office Assistant
Images courtesy of John Utter Photography
Cover: Winnie-the-Pooh photograph by Jonathan Sachs; Newton Free Library by Nancy Perlow;
Franklin D. Roosevelt, p. 9; Apollo Belvedere, p. 7; Books, Reading and Reader, p.9
Back Cover: The Reader, p.3
Page 19: Library Patrons in Silhouette by Library Staff
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Dedication
This publication would not have been possible without the guidance of Library Director Nancy Perlow and is dedicated to her in appreciation of 40 years of service on the occasion of her retirement on May 18, 2012. In her term as director (2008-2012) Nancy has been influential in continuing to develop the Library’s permanent collection of art. She is truly a kind-hearted, compassionate and fair-minded leader who has given her entire working career to the Newton Free Library, its patrons and staff. How fortunate we have been. She will truly be missed.
Ellen Meyers,
Newton Free Library
Director of Programs and Communications
Your Self-Guided Tour of Our Art Collection
The Newton Free Library has had the good fortune to acquire a significant collection of art works through the years, whether purchased or generously donated. These pieces are on permanent display throughout the building for the enjoyment of our patrons and visitors. We welcome you to take a tour of our art collection, whether virtually via our website at www.newtonfreelibrary.net or in person with this guide.
This self-guided tour begins outside the Homer Street entrance, moves through the lobby into New Books, then through the Reference Hall to Newspapers and Magazines. It continues back to the lobby at the foot of the Grand Staircase and goes up the Grand Staircase to the second floor. On the second floor, the tour continues to the right at the Teen Area and then proceeds to the left around the Atrium and into the Administration Area. It winds up the Grand Staircase to the third floor, then back down the Grand Staircase to the first floor and into the Children’s Room, Patio and concludes in Vanessa’s Café near the parking lot entrance.
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First Floor 
Busts of Washington, Lincoln, Shakespeare
These plaster casts are copies of famous existing works.
Mr. Lino Giust of Giust Gallery in Boston told the Library in 1989 that he found these busts listed in his 1911 catalog from which the Library purchased them.
Originals of the busts were in the following places:
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George Washington
Location: Monticello, VA
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Abraham Lincoln
Artist: Leonard Wells Volk
Location: unknown
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William Shakespeare
Artist: Louis François Roubiliac
Location: British Museum, London
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Acquisition Dates: unknown
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Donor: Purchased by Library
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Location: 1st floor, Atrium, on top of bookcases
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Bust of Alfred Lord Tennyson Sculpture
Acquisition Date: unknown
Donor: unknown
Location: 1st floor, Atrium, on top of rear left bookcase
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Bust of Laughing Boy Sculpture
Acquisition Date: unknown
Donor: Purchased by Library
Location: 1st floor, Reference Hall
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Bust of Gandhi Sculpture
Artist: Fred Seifer
Acquisition Date: 1995
Donor: artist
Location: 1st floor, Reference Hall
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First Floor 
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Location: 1st floor, Reference Hall above file cabinets |
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Alfred Lord Tennyson
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Sir Walter Scott, BAR
Painted by Sir Thomas Lawrence P. R. A., engraved by John Henry Robinson, “ from the original Picture in His Majesty’s Gallery Windsor Castle, London, published 1833 by Moon, Boys & Graves, Printsetters to the King, 6, Pall Mall.”
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Lord Byron
Painted by Thomas Phillips R. A., engraved by Robert Graves, London, Published by Hodgson & Graves, Feb., 1, 1836
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William Jackson
Newton, MA
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Ralph Waldo Emerson
Engraved and published by S. A. Schoff, “from an original Drawing by Sam W. Rowse in the possession of Charles Eliot Norton, Copyright by S. A. Schoff, 1878”
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Unknown
Copyright 1896 by Wm Sarlaim, N. York
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First Floor 
Newton, My City, (two works)
Paintings
by Judith Liberman
Acquisition Date: 1998
Donor: artist
Location: 1st floor, Reference Hall
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Facts on File, Inc. Photograph
Spring 1995 issue
Acquisition Date: unknown
Donor: Publisher
Location: 1st floor, Reference Hall
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Moses Sculpture
Bronze after Michelangelo
Acquisition Date: 1995
Donor: Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Alkan in memory of Dr. Benjamin Sachs
Location: 1st floor, Newspapers and Magazines Area
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Plymouth Monument Sculpture
Statuette of the National Monument to the Forefathers at Plymouth. Lists female passengers on the Mayflower and signers of the Social Compact of 1620.
Acquisition Date: unknown
Donor: unknown
Location: 1st floor, Newspapers and Magazines Area
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Laocoön and his Sons, detail
Sculpture
Copy of marble original in Vatican by Hagesandros, Atheno-doros and Polydoros of Rhodes, c. 175-150 BC
Acquisition Date: 1990's
Donor: Arnold Canner
Location: 1st floor, Newspapers and Magazines Area
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First Floor 
Knight on Horse by A. Tank, 1902 Print (?)
Mr. Jones was the first president of the Library Board of Trustees and an early benefactor. He was one of the group who purchased the Library land.
Acquisition Date: unknown
Donated by: unknown
Location: 1st floor, Newspapers and Magazines Area
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Bust of Apollo Belvedere Sculpture
The original statue was found at Antium, Italy in 1503, in Rome’s Vatican Museum.
Acquisition Date: 1913
Donated by: Estate of A. Lawrence Edmonds
Location: 1st floor, Newspapers and Magazines Area
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Daniel Webster Engraving
Painted by T.B. Lawson, engraved by C. E. Wagstaff & Joseph Andrews
Acquisition Date: unknown
Donated by: unknown
Location: 1st floor, Newspapers and Magazines Area
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Go up Grand Staircase to 2nd floor.
Grand Staircase 
Lorenzo de Medici, Duke of Urbino Sculpture
Bronze statue by Michelangelo
The original is located in the Medici Funerary Chapel in Florence. It was carved during the years 1524-34 by the sculptor and represents “vita contemplativa” in an idealistic conception.
Acquisition Date: unknown
Donated by: unknown
Location: 1st floor, at the foot of Grand Staircase
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Mayor Theodore D. Mann Photograph
Portrait by Bachrach
Acquisition Date: 1994
Donated by: Bachrach Photography
Location: Grand Staircase, between 1st and 2nd floors
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Second Floor 
Mercury Sculpture
Bronze reproduction of statue by Jean de Boulogne, 1567
Acquisition Date: 1994
Donated by: Jean Dietz
Location: 2nd floor, near Grand Staircase
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Francis B. Hornbrooke Sculpture
Marble bust by Cyrus Dallin (1861-1944)
A prominent churchman and community leader, Dr. Hornbrooke was a minister from 1879-1900 at the Channing Unitarian Church. He spoke at the dedication of the Main Library addition on June 17, 1887. (The artist’s specialty was American Indians.)
Acquisition Date: 1945
Donated by: Channing Unitarian Church
Location: 2nd floor, Teen Area
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Portrait of John S. Farlow Painting
by Jean Paul Selinger
Mr. Farlow was an early president of the Library’s Board of Trustees and one of the benefactors who left money for the Farlow Reference Book Fund.
Acquisition Date: 1889
Donated by: Jersey Stock Club
Location: 2nd floor, Teen Area
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Second Floor 
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Second Floor 
Replica of Renoir’s Dance at Bougival Life-sized Polaroid replica
Acquisition Date: 2010
Donor: Ruth Parker
Location: 2nd floor, near Music Scores
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Books, Reading and Reader Collage
by Phoebe Ann Erb
Acquisition Date: 2010
Donor: artist
Location: 2nd floor, near Music Scores
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Portrait of Franklin Delano Roosevelt Painting
William Fiske Noyes
Acquisition Date: August, 1991
Donor: The Furst Family in honor of Anna and Edward Davis
Location: 2nd floor, near Music Scores
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Portrait of Edwin O. Childs (1876-1950) Painting
Mayor of Newton, 1914-1929 and 1936-1939
by B. M. Keyes
Acquisition Date: unknown
Donor: unknown
Location: 2nd floor, near Music Scores
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Oriental Rug Rug
Acquisition Date: 1991
Donor: Sokolowski family, Newton Oriental Rug Company, Needham Street, Newton Highlands
Location: Back Staircase between 1st and 2nd floors
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Newton Commemorative Quilt Quilt
by Rowena Fisher, coordinator, Robbie O’Rourke, designer, and 50+ volunteer quilters and other artists from Newton.
This quilt describes the 13 villages of Newton and historical events.
Acquisition Date: 1996
Donor: The artists
Location: 2nd floor, near Back Staircase
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Second Floor 
Newton, My City Painting
by Judith Liberman
Acquisition Date: 1995
Donor: artist, in memory of Robert Liberman
Location: 2nd floor, right corridor, near Grand Staircase
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Diana Sculpture
by G.M. Benzoni (1809-1873)
This work was sculpted in Rome in 1872.
Acquisition Date: 1901
Donor: Mrs. Walter White, through one of the Trustees
Location: 2nd floor, right corridor, near Grand Staircase
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Portrait of Charles A. Read Painting
by James Harvey Young, 1883
Acquisition Date: unknown
Donor: unknown
Location: 2nd floor, right corridor, near Grand Staircase
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November 24, 1994 Newton vs Brookline Centennial Football Game Photograph
by Carol Stapleton, Newton Parks and Recreation department employee
Acquisition Date: 1994
Donor: artists
Location: 2nd floor hallway outside restrooms
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Winter Scene Print
by Maxfield Parrish
Acquisition Date: 2011
Donor: unknown
Location: 2nd floor hallway outside restrooms
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Covered Bridge II Photograph
by Monte Basbas of Newton District Court, 1981, former Mayor of Newton 1966-1971
Acquisition Date: unknown
Donor: unknown
Location: 2nd floor hallway outside restrooms
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Second Floor 
City of Newton Commemorative Plate
Porcelain Plate
Scenes of City landmarks. This Heritage Plate is one of only 225 ever to be designed. The recorded group number is “87915”.
Kettlesprings Kilns, Alliance Ohio 3110-5
Acquisition Date: unknown
Donor: Richard T. Silvester
Location: 2nd floor, outside Administration Office near Teen Area
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Family Sculpture
by Estelle Mason
Acquisition Date: 1988
Donor: artist, a former Library employee
Location: 2nd floor, outside Administration Office
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City of Newton Seal Plaque
A plaster model of a carving painted in full color by an artist from Lewis F. Perry’s Sons Company.
Acquisition date: 1951
Donor: unknown
Location: 2nd floor, outside Administration Office
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Ohina Sama Doll Collection
King and Queen Dolls from the Heian Dynasty.
Dolls are usually displayed in Japan during the month of February preceding The Janpanese Doll Festival, or Girls' Day or March 3.
Acquisition date: 1992
Donor: Emi Motokura
Location: 2nd floor, outside Administration Office
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Administration Office 
The Golden Book Photograph
by Paul I. Mann
Acquisition Date: 1987
Donor: artist
Location: 2nd floor, Administration Office
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Mother and Child/ The Widow Painting
by Charles Sprague Pearce (1851-1914)
Acquisition Date: 1951
Donor: niece of artist, Miriam Badlam Pearce Miller
Location: 2nd floor, outside Administration Office
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Newton the Garden City Tricentennial 1688-1988 Poster
by © 1987 Newton Tricentennial Corp., Inc.
Acquisition Date: 1987
Donor: City of Newton
Location: 2nd floor, outside Administration Office
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Deer Park Photograph
by Carol Stapleton, Newton Parks and Recreation department employee
Acquisition date: 1990
Donor: artist
Location: 2nd floor, Administration office over file cabinet
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Trustees' Room 
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Trustees' Room 
Covered Bridge Photograph
by Monte Basbas
Acquisition Date: 1981
Donor: Judge Monte
Basbas of Newton District Court, former Mayor of Newton 1966-1971
Location: 2nd floor, Trustees’ Room
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Bust of Mayor Theodore D. Mann Sculpture
by G. Weller
Acquisition Date: 1992
Donor: artist and friends of the Mayor
Location: City Hall Room 209. Donated to the City of Newton in April 2012 for dedication of the room to Mayor Mann.
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Portrait of Theodore D. Mann Mayor of Newton, 1972-1994 Painting
by Warren Prosperi
Acquisition Date: 1988
Donor: Naomi R. and Saul B. Cohen in honor of Newton’s Tricentennial Celebration
Location: 2nd floor, Trustees' Room
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Newton Free Library Mixed Media Painting
by Jill Andrea Karlin
Acquisition Date: September 1991
Donor: commissioned by the Friends of the Library
Location: 2nd floor, Trustees' Room
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Go up Grand Staircase to 3rd floor.
Third Floor 
Boston Saturday Club Photo-montage
Society of Boston writers and intellectuals founded in 1855, met the 4th Saturday of every month at the Parker House Hotel on Tremont Street in Boston.
Acquisition Date: unknown
Donor: unknown
Location: 3rd floor landing, top of Grand Staircase
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Portrait of John C. Chaffin Painting
Mr. Chaffin was an early benefactor of the Library and left money for the Chaffin Fund used today to purchase books.
Acquisition Date: unknown
Donor: unknown
Location: 3rd floor landing, top of Grand Staircase
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Portrait of Abraham Lincoln Painting
by Estelle Mason
Acquisition Date: unknown
Donor: unknown
Location: 3rd floor landing, top of Grand Staircase
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Sea Shell Collection Collection
Acquisition date: 1993
Donor: Judith V. Branzburg, collection and display case
Location: 3rd floor landing, top of Grand Staircase
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Third Floor 
| Eliot Hall about 1877 | Drawing | | Newton Free Library | Pen and Ink Drawing |
by Edward Stetson Smilie
Acquisition Date: unknown
Donor: Harold Bertram Smilie, son of the artist
Location: 3rd floor, near Grand Staircase
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Acquisition Date: unknown
Donor: unknown
Location: 3rd floor, near Grand Staircase
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| Portrait of Dr. Henry F. Bigelow | Painting | | Japanese Gifts | Collection |
by H. S. Holman
Acquisition Date: unknown
Donor: unknown
Location: 3rd floor, near Grand Staircase
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Three cases of gifts to Newton children of colorful fans, scarves, balls, kites, dolls and masks.
Acquisition Date: 1986
Donor: Japanese Children
Location: 3rd floor, near Grand Staircase
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Proceed down Grand Staircase or take the elevator to first floor.
First Floor/Children's Room 
Picturebook Dollhouse Dollhouse
by Pam Bator and Amy McGregor-Radin
Acquisition Date: unknown
Donor: the artists
Location: First Floor/Children's Room
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Stone Owl Sculpture
by Nathan Fineberg
Acquisition Date: 1993
Donor: Fineberg family, in honor of Library Director Virginia Tashjian's 50 years of service
Location: First Floor/Children's Room
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Macaw Hanging Sculpture
by Luiz Ayla Brizuela
Paper-mache figure purchased from Pavo Real Gallery at Fânèuil Hall Marketplace
Acquisition Date: 1991
Donor: Baer family in memory of Alexander Mosse Baer
Location: First Floor/Children's Room
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Laura's World Painting
by Judith Liberman
Acquisition Date: 1996
Donor: artist
Location: First Floor/Children's Room
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First Floor/Children's Room 
Children at Play Mixed-media
by 5th grade class
Acquisition Date: unknown
Donor: Jane S. Morris, art teacher
Location: 1st floor, Children's Room
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Rose Map of Newton, the Garden City Mixed Media
by Judith Liberman
Acquisition Date: unknown
Donor: artist, in loving memory of her husband, Professor Robert Liberman of Boston University Law School
Location: 1st floor, Children's Room
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Boston 2002 Print 7/25
by Katya Bessmertnaya
Acquisition Date: 2009
Donor: artist
Location: 1st floor, Children's Room
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II Pastorello Sculpture
by James Adams Jackson (1825-1879)
An Abruzzi peasant boy with his goat. Artist was born in Bath, Maine, and died in Italy.
Acquisition Date: unknown
Donor: Family of John S. Farlow
Location: 1st floor, Children's Room
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Two Japanese Friendship Dolls Dolls
"I bring with me, the everlasting friendship and goodwill of the children of Japan. Doll presentation mission of Little Ambassadors & Ambassadresses of goodwill
and friendship."
Case made by Gregory M. Sullivan, Library Custodian, 1986
Acquisition Date: August, 1986
Donor: Mr. Hideo-Sogabe, 5/13, Takinomiya-cho, Nihama-shi, Ehime, 792, Japan and Miss Yukiko Kusunoki, 1-2 Nakamichi, Nakayada-cho, Kameoka-shi, Kyoto 621, Japan
Location: 1st floor, Children's Room on top of bookcase
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First Floor/Children's Picture Book Room 
Adapted from Goodnight Moon Print
Illustrated by Clement Hurd, © 1947
Acquisition Date: 2010
Donor: Max, Daniel and Sarah Gelbert
Location: 1st floor, Picture Book Room
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Cow jumps over the moon Clock
Acquisition Date: unknown
Location: 1st floor, Picture Book Room
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Guess How much I Love You? Print
by Anita Jerman © 1994
Acquisition Date: 2010
Donor: Max, Daniel and Sarah Gelbert
Location: 1st floor, Picture Book Room
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Paddington at the Station Print
by Barry Macey
Acquisition Date: 2010
Donor: Max, Daniel and Sarah Gelbert
Location: 1st floor, Picture Book Room
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From The Cat in the Hat Print
by dr. Seuss, © 1957/© renewed 1985
Acquisition Date: 2010
Donor: Max, Daniel and Sarah Gelbert
Location: 1st floor, Picture Book Room
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The Storyteller·
La Cuentista Print
by Edward Gonzales © 2000
In Memory of Anna Bell Gesmer
Acquisition Date: unknown
Donor: unknown
Location: 1st floor, Picture Book Room
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Outside: Children's Patio 
Eeyore Sculpture
by Nancy Schön
Character from Winnie-the-Pooh by A.A. milne
Acquisition Date: 1991
Donor: Arnold Canner & Wong families (latter in memory of son, Eric)
Location: Outside, Children's Patio
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Winnie-the-Pooh and the Hunny Pot Sculpture
by Nancy Schön
Acquisition Date: 2002
Donor: Oliver Family & Newton community
Location: Outside, Children's Patio
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Dinosaur Footprint Stone
Believed to have come from the western part of the state, the fossil was formerly located in the wall of the main vestibule
of the old Main Library.
Acquisition Date: 1950
Donor: unknown
Location: Outside, Children's Patio
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Dinosaur Stone Stone
A large triangular piece of stone imprinted with dinosaur tracks (now broken in two).
Acquisition date: unknown
Donor: unknown
Location: Outside, Children's Patio
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Exit Children's Room and pause at copy machine in hallway.
Newton Landmarks Print
by William E. Beyer, 70/1000
Acquisition Date: unknown
Donor: unknown
Location: 1st floor, above copy machine outside Children's Room
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First Floor/Main Hallway 
Walk through the lobby down the Main Hall towards the parking lot entrance and stop in at Vanessa's Café for a refreshing break.
Library Patrons in Silhouette Painted Mural
by Dwight Jared Packard-Winkler
Acquisition Date: 2011
Donor: artist
Location: 1st floor, Vanessa's Café near parking lot entrance
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Newton Free Library during construction Photographs
by Burton Elliott Photography, Waban, MA, show various phases of the construction process.
Acquisition Date: 1991
Donor: artist
Location: 1st floor, Vanessa's Café near parking lot entrance
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Galleries and Display Cases
In addition to the permanent collection of art, the Newton Free Library has three art galleries and seven display cases.
- Located on the first floor, the Main Hall and Gallery feature juried art shows that rotate each month with works by New England area artists.
- Three standing display cases in the Main Hall and two recessed, book shelf style cases in the Atrium
also rotate monthly. The cases house professional quality displays designed to inform, educate and enrich our patrons on a variety of interesting and enlightening topics.
- The Teen Gallery, located on the second floor, includes two display cases. Teen shows rotate every six months and feature works by Newton North and Newton South High
School students.
Patrons are welcome and encouraged to browse the galleries and displays.
Main Hall and display cases
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Gallery
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Teen Gallery
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Index of Titles 
A. William Kunkel, 15
Abraham Lincoln, bust, Leonard Wells Volk, 5
Abraham Lincoln, painting, 17
Alfred Lord Tennyson, bust, 5
Alfred Lord Tennyson, engraving, 6
Apollo Belvedere, 8
Books, Reading and Reader, Phoebe Ann Erb, 11
Boston 2002, Katya Bessmertnaya, 21
Boston Saturday Club, 17
The Cat in the Hat, Dr. Seuss, 22
Charles A. Read, James Harvey Young, 12
Child Reading, 10
Children at Play, 5th grade class, 21
Chinese Calligraphy,Yunlong Zhen, 10
City of Newton Commemorative Plate, 13
City of Newton Seal, 13
Covered Bridge, Monte Basbas, 16
Covered Bridge II, Monte Basbas, 12
Cow jumps over the moon, 22
Dance at Bougival, 11
Daniel Webster, engraved by C. E. Wagstaff & Joseph Andrews, 8
Deer Park, Carol Stapleton, 14
Diana, G.M. Benzoni, 12
Dinosaur Footprint, 23
Dinosaur Stone, 23
Edwin O. Childs, B. M. Keyes, 11
Eeyore, Nancy Schön, 23
Eliot Hall, Edward Stetson Smilie, 18
Elizabeth Peabody Thurston, 15
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Facts on File, Inc., Spring 1995 issue, 7
Family, Estelle Mason, 13
Francis B. Hornbrooke, Cyrus Dallin, 9
Franklin Delano Roosevelt, William Fiske Noyes, 11
George H. Jones, 4
George Washington, 5
The Golden Book, Paul I. Mann, 14
Goodnight Moon, Clement Hurd, 22
Guess How Much I Love You?, Anita Jerman, 22
Hannah James, 15
Harold A. Wooster,Van Vorhis, 15
Harold T. Dougherty, Bachrach, 15
Henry E. Bates, Jr, 15
Dr. Henry F. Bigelow, H. S. Holman, 18
Honorable J. Wiley Edmands, 19
Japanese Friendship Dolls, 21
Japanese Gifts, 18
John C. Chaffin, 17
John S. Farlow, Jean Paul Selinger, 9
Julius Lucht, Bachrach, 15
Kathy Glick-Weil, Bachrach, 15
Knight on Horse, A. Tank, 8
L'il Max, Tom Fitzgibbon, 4
Laocoön and his Sons, 7
Laughing Boy, 5
Laura's World, Judith Liberman, 20
Library Patrons in Silhouette, Dwight Jared Packard-Winkler, 24
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Index of Titles 
Lord Byron, engraved by Robert Graves, 6
Lorenzo de Medici, Duke of Urbino, 8
Macaw, Luiz Ayla Brizuela, 20
Mahatma Gandhi, Fred Seifer, 5
Mayor Theodore D. Mann, portrait, by Warren Prosperi, 16
Mayor Theodore D. Mann, photograph, Bachrach, 8
Mayor Theodore D. Mann, bust, G. Weller, 16
Mercury, 9
Michelangelo in His Youth, Emilio Zocchi, 10
Moses, Bronze after Michelangelo, 7
Mother and Child/ The Widow, Charles Sprague Pearce, 14
Nancy W. Perlow, Dom Miguel, 15
Newton Commemorative Quilt, 11
Newton Free Library during construction, Burton Elliott, 24
Newton Free Library, mixed media painting, Jill Andrea Karlin, 16
Newton Free Library, pen and ink drawing, 18
Newton Landmarks, William E. Beyer, 24
Newton VS Brookline Centennial Football Game, Carol Stapleton, 12
Newton, My City, (three works) Judith Liberman (2 on 1st floor, 1 on 2nd floor)-two page numbers, 7, 12
Newton the Garden City Tricentennial, 14
Ohina Sama, 13
Oriental Rug, 11
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Paddington at the Station, Barry Macey, 22
Il Pastorello, James Adams Jackson, 21
Picturebook Dollhouse, Pam Bator and Amy McGregor-Radin, 20
Plymouth Monument, 7
Public Libraries of Massachusetts, George Hartnell Bartlett, 19
Public Garden/ Boston Common Scenes, (four), Edward Brodney, 19
Ralph Waldo Emerson, engraved by S. A. Schoff, 6
The Reader, Nick Edmonds, 4
Rose Map of Newton the Garden City, Judith Liberman, 21
Sea Shell Collection, 17
Stone Owl, Nathan Fineberg, 20
The Storyteller • La Cuentista, Edward Gonzales, 22
Unknown, Wm Sarlaim, 6
Virginia A. Tashjian, Burton Elliott, 15
Sir Walter Scott, engraved by John Henry Robinson, 6
William J. Doherty, 19
William Jackson, 6
William Shakespeare, Louis Francois Roubiliac, 5
Winnie-the-Pooh and the Hunny Pot, Nancy Schön, 23
Winter Scene, Maxfield Parrish, 12
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