Louis Mendez
Rock Garden Bench
Date Unknown
Ceramic
The Lithograph Information for This and The Following Pieces are as Follows:
John Tenniel, Illustrator
Watercolor Artist Unknown
Alice in Wonderland Illustrations
1961
Enlarged Lithograph on Paper, Colored Separately
Images from The Colorful Alice in Wonderland
1st Floor Sculptures
Ken Foltz
#488 Freedom
Date Unknown
White Pine on Granite Base
Generously on Loan From Juanita Foltz
Shamu Musandi
Learning
Spring, 2015
Spring Stone
Acquired by Otterbein University Art Department during Spirits in Stone: Contemporary African Sculpture from Zimbabwe. Co Hosted with Mid-Ohio Food Bank
Otterbein University Global Collection
2nd Floor Sculptures
Ken Foltz
#137 Freedom
Date Unknown
Black Walnut on Granite Base
Generously on Loan From Juanita Foltz
Ken Foltz
#412 Freedom Figure
Date Unknown
Wood on Granite Base
Generously on Loan From Juanita Foltz
Emily Drennen '03
Untitled
Date Unknown
Wood Sculpture, Black
Kavita Nayar
Born Again & Again
2013
Lithograph
Otterbein University Collection
Kavita Nayar
Seeds of Love
2018
Intaglio and Monotype
Otterbein University Collection
Kavita Nayar
Me the Flower
2011
Intaglio
Otterbein University Collection
Ken Foltz
#414Freedom Figure
Date Unknown
Wood on Glass Base
Generously on loan from Juanita Foltz
Lonnie Sisson
The Annunciation
1971
Oil on Canvas
In Memory of Pearle Me Redmond (1915-1972)
"Her Enthusiasm for Life Transcended the Meaning of this Painting Which She Loved So Much."
Presented by Joy and Lonnie Sisson
Jane Rau
Untitled
Date Unknown
Acrylic on Canvas
Betty Woodworth Clark
Fragments of a Dream Garden
Date Unknown
Watercolor on Canvas
Courtright Memorial Library occasionally purchases art or posters for ongoing display. The library also displays some work from the permanent Otterbein collection. The library liaison to the art department (Allen Reichert) will work with the registrar of the University art collection to display works from this collection.
Gifts of art donated to the library will be examined by the library director and the art department liaison librarian. Any items we do not keep will first be offered to the registrar of the University art collection to determine if the item(s) would be of interest for the permanent Otterbein collection. If we decide not to keep the donated items we will first offer to return them to the donor. If they do not want the item(s) returned we will then either sell them and use the money for library needs or donate them to the Otterbein thrift store.
A list of the library’s permanent art collection is available. This list does not include nor does it pertain to the archives.