Artwork in the Library

On display in the main library (Fall 2008):

Matt Mullican (American b. 1951)
  L’ART D’ECRIRE (THE ART OF WRITING), 2004-2005*
  Oil stick and acrylic paint on 64 canvas panels
  Commissioned by the Committee on Art in Public Places, with funds provided by the Glenstone Foundation in honor of Charles Gwathmey, and the Edwin Austin Abbey Memorial fund for Mural Painting in America of The National Academy Museum and School of Fine Arts, New York.
 > More information about Matt Mullican and his work

Jenny Holzer (American, b. 1950)
  SELECTIONS FROM TRUISMS: A SENSE OF TIMING..., 1977-79*
  Danby imperial marble bench
  Purchase of the Commitee on Art in Public Places with funds provided by the Middlebury College Board of Trustees One Percent for Art Policy
  > More information about Jenny Holzer and her work

George Augusta (American, b. 1922)
  PORTRAIT OF ARTHUR K.D. HEALY, 1970*
  Oil on canvas
  Collection of Middlebury College Museum of Art. Gift of Mrs. Christian A. Johnson

Arthur K. D. Healy (American, 1902–1978)
  THE RUNNING FOX, JANUARY 1976*
  Watercolor on paper
  Middlebury College Collection. Gift of Sophia Healy

  SPACE MECHANISM*
  Watercolor on paper
  Middlebury College Collection. Gift of Sophia Healy

  THE LEDGES, 1963*
  Watercolor on paper
  Collection of Middlebury College Museum of Art. Gift of Louise F. Anderson

  JUMPING RACE IN LIGHTNING STORM, SARATOGA, 1974*
  Watercolor on paper
  Middlebury College Collection

  VERMONT VILLAGE *
  Watercolor on paper
  Middlebury College Collection. Gift of Mr. and Mrs. James Armstrong

UPPER LEVEL
South side of LIB303

Sabra Field (American, b. 1935)
  DEMETER SUITE, 2002
  Woodcut on handmade Japanese paper
  Gift of the artist

UPPER LEVEL
Adjacent to East Reading Room

Rebecca Potts, Alumna ’04
  IMAGINATION, 2004*
  Embossment on paper

  FERNLEY (NEVADA), 2004*
  Embossment on paper

  POTOMAC (MONTANA), 2004*
  Embossment on paper

ORNAMENTAL ROCK
  Chinese, Anhui Province, Lingbi County
  Limestone
  Gift of Robert P. ‘64 and Barbara P. Youngman

Trent Campbell (American, b. 1963)
  INSIDE OUT ALL OVER AGAIN, 2004
  Photo collage

Center for Teaching, Learning, & Research LIB225

Anne Cady (American) Alumna ’73
  MY GOLDEN GIRL ON THE RUN
  Oil on canvas
  On loan from artist

  WATCH OVER HER
  Oil on canvas
  On loan from artist

  WATCHING OVER THEM
  Oil on canvas
  On loan from artist

  GOODNIGHT BARNS
  Oil on canvas
  On loan from artist

Sabra Field (American, b. 1935) Alumna ’57
  METAPHORE I and METAPHORE II, 2001*
  Iris print on paper
  Middlebury College Collection, Gift of the artist

Adjacent to LIB135

Karel Appel (Dutch, b. 1921)
  CATS, 1978*
  Lithograph on paper
  Collection of Middlebury College Museum of Art Gift of Kenneth Gitlin through London Arts Group

Arthur K. D. Healy (American, 1902–1978)
  HOUSE OF ROBERT FROST, 1963
  Watercolor on paper

Leo Cherne (American, b. 1912)
  BUST OF ROBERT FROST, 1961
  Bronze
  Gift of Corrine Tennyson Davids 

J. J. Lankes (American, 1884–1960)
  ROAD TO SHAFTSBURY, 1924
  Woodcut print on paper
  Gift of K. Morrison

J. J. Lankes (American, 1884–1960)
  UNTITLED, 1920
  Woodcut print on paper

  UNTITLED, 1923
  Woodcut print on paper

Aroldo du Chêne (1897–1928)
  BUST OF ROBERT FROST, 1945
  Bronze
  Middlebury College Collection

Michael Singer (American, b. 1945)
  GARDEN FOR THE SEASONS*
  Granite, cast concrete, painted steel, aluminum
  Purchase of the Commitee on Art in Public Places with funds provided by the Middlebury College Board of Trustees One Percent for Art Policy
  > More information about Michael Singer and his work

COMMITTEE ON ART IN PUBLIC PLACES

The display of art in public areas of the College Library (designated by “*”) has been made possible by Middlebury’s Committee on Art in Public Places (CAPP). In 1994 the Trustees of Middlebury College established a “one percent for art” policy, earmarking that fraction of the cost of any renovation or new construction at the College for the purchase, installation, maintenance, and interpretation of works of art on the campus. CAPP was established to oversee the care of art works already on campus, to acquire or commission new works, and to consider offered gifts. CAPP is comprised of faculty, students, administrators and Trustees of Middlebury College. For more information see: www.middlebury.edu/arts/capp