New reproductions decorate our branches
Some fresh, fine art is hanging in each of our branches.
In May 2012, the Taft Museum of Art celebrated its 80th anniversary by creating reproductions of works from their collection to display throughout Northern Kentucky and Cincinnati, including Boone, Kenton and Campbell County libraries.
We loved the work so much that we asked the museum if we could continue to display the reproductions and they graciously agreed. Patrons have enjoyed the reproductions ever since.
After almost four years on our walls, we decided to shake things up a bit and contacted our friends at Boone and Kenton libraries to see if they were interested in a trade. With the blessing of the Taft, all three library systems swapped art and we now have three fresh reproductions hanging in our branches.
Carrico/Fort Thomas
The Pond
About 1844
Pierre-Etienne-Theodore Rousseau, French
Cold Spring
Robert Louis Stevenson
1887
John Singer Sargent, American
Newport
Mrs. Stephen Payne-Gallwey and Her Son Charles
1779
Joshua Reynolds, English
We invite you to enjoy these beautiful works the next time you are in one of our branches.
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