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Reading114 Sculpture

Collection of photographic images of works of art: the world of books and reading<br>(You don't have to burn books to destroy a culture. Just get people to stop reading themu2026

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Reading114 Sculpture

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  1. 114 Reading

  2. Life Underground (2001) is a permanent public artwork created by  American sculptor Tom Otterness for the 14th Street – Eighth Avenue station (ACEL trains) of the New York City Subway. It was commissioned by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's Arts for Transit program. This program has commissioned more than 170 permanent works of art for public transportation facilities 

  3. Tom Otterness (American, 1952)

  4. Tom Otterness (American, 1952)

  5. Tom Otterness (American, 1952)

  6. The New York sculptor, Tom Otterness, displayed a number of his works along upper Broadway near subway stops. A number of the pieces poked fun at the city's drive to make money

  7. Tom Otterness Educated king

  8. Tom Otterness Battery Park City, NY The Real World, 1992 Nelson A Rockefeller Park, NY

  9. Tom Otterness Nelson Rockefeller State Park, Battery Park City, New York

  10. Tom Otterness detail of “The Real World” Nelson Rockefeller State Park, Battery Park City, New York

  11. Tom Otterness Cleveland public library, downtown

  12. Tom Otterness

  13. Tom Otterness Educating the Rich on the Globe, 1997

  14. Tom Otterness "Educating the Rich on the Globe" is well suited to be read along with today's scripture selection from Luke, particularly verse 34: "For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also."

  15. Tom Otterness (American, 1952)

  16. Judith Holmes Drewry The Reader

  17. Jules Dalou (French, 1838–1902)  The Reader

  18. Jules Dalou The Reader, plaster statuette, circa 1871- 1879 Paris Petit Palais Museum

  19. Lorraine Corrigan Paper Art

  20. A life-size bronze statue of Will Rogers (by Sandra Van Zandt) sits on a bench reading a newspaper in front of the downtown Claremore newspaper office.

  21. Will Rogers by Sandra Van Zandt Rogers, a famous humorist of the 1930s, was known for saying, "All I know is what I read in the papers," which is also the title of the statue. It was given to the town in 1996

  22. Chinese feudal society strategist Zhang Liang Hong Kong Museum of Art in China Books

  23. Robert-Jan Donker (Dutch, 1943 - 2016)  Reading girl 2002

  24. Woman & Child Reading Bronze Sculpture

  25. Nancy Diefenbach

  26. Amy Bright Unfried Two Sisters

  27. Amy Bright Unfried Young man reading

  28. Amy Bright Unfried Woman with a book

  29. Maurice Brooke Whitechapel High street London The Edward VII Drinking Fountain, by the sculptor W. S. Frith Detail

  30. Tour de Lincoln bicycle statue “Balancing the Books” located outside the Gere Branch Library

  31. Gerreke van Veen (Dutch, 1964) Art in clay

  32. Gerreke van Veen (Dutch, 1964) Art in clay

  33. Gerreke van Veen (Dutch, 1964) Art in clay

  34. Gerreke van Veen (Dutch, 1964) Art in clay

  35. Gerreke van Veen (Dutch, 1964) Art in clay

  36. Gerreke van Veen (Dutch, 1964) Art in clay

  37. Lazy Days sculpture by Kate Denton - in Sioux Falls, South Dakota Sculpture by Richard Stainthorp

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