Art in the Library

Wooden Model Custom-crafted by Paul Gebel for our Museum Cove Exhibit entitled "The Age of the Automobile," January-April 2000, this classic is parked in the Northport Children's Room.

This exquisite painting was given to the East Northport Library and is located behind the circulation desk in the Main Lobby. The painting has been dedicated to the memory of Rhoda M. Brunson.

Black and white photographs located to the right of the Adult Reference Desk in the Main Reading Room.

Located at the Front Entrance

This little girl is absorbed in all the stories she loves to read.  Eyes fixated on the page, she reads with ardent interest over the stories that come to life for her. 

The bust of Abraham Lincoln, located on the Reference Desk at the Northport Library, was sculpted and donated to the Library by Northport resident Peter Tomlinson.

Bust of Muguet located behind the Adult Reference Desk.

Acrylic Painting on Back- Stapled Canvas 24 inches x 30 inches

Framed poster donated by Colette Malik in the Northport Children’s Room.

This beautiful wind sculpture graces the Dove Thomas Garden which was dedicated in June, 2013 in memory of Dove Thomas, a beloved member of the Library staff. An original creation by artist Jeffrey L.

Located in the Quiet Study Room.

Acrylic Painting on Back- Stapled Canvas 24 inches x 30 inches

Located in the Community Room

Winner of the 2005 Gilroy Garlic Festival Poster Contest.

Northport Artist Gregori Oleanik dedicates this oil on canvas to the memory of the nine crew members that perished from the Gwendoline Steers tugboat that sank during an ice storm in Long Island Sound on December 30, 1962.

Located in the Northport Library courtyard, Harris’ Circle of Friends was created to honor four-year-old Harris Christopher Stack who tragically lost his life.

This sculpture was commissioned by the Tayler-Stack family to honor their 4 year old son, Harris Christopher, who tragically lost his life.  The artist Henry Harvey, who lives and works in eastern Pennsylvania, translates a whimsical theme of the

Original ink and watercolor donated by Rosemary Wells in the East Northport Children’s Room.

Northport artist David Jackier sculpted this terra cotta piece for the Children's Room of the Northport Library.

Black and white drawing of the Henry Steers tugboat located on the mezzanine level of the Northport Library building.

One of three limited edition lithographs of Samuel Beckett, Walt Whitman, and James Joyce by artist Jack Coughlin adorn the wall in the Northport Library Café. The lithographs were a gift to the library from Michael L. Glennon.

One of three limited edition lithographs of Samuel Beckett, Walt Whitman, and James Joyce by artist Jack Coughlin adorn the wall in the Northport Library Café. The lithographs were a gift to the library from Michael L. Glennon.

One of three limited edition lithographs of Samuel Beckett, Walt Whitman, and James Joyce by artist Jack Coughlin adorn the wall in the Northport Library Café. The lithographs were a gift to the library from Michael L. Glennon.

Located on the southwest lawn of the Northport Library, Michelle’s Garden incorporates paver art and a commemorative garden of decorative flowers funded by donations in memory of Michelle DeGeorge.

In the spring of 1999, the Library Trustees commissioned Northport sculptor George W. Hart to create The Millennium Bookball.

Aerial photography of Northport Harbor by photographer Stephen Mastrorocco located in the main lobby.

An historic sense of Northport is conveyed to Northport Library visitors through the mural of Northport Harbor circa 1910 which is displayed opposite the Circulation Desk.

Located on the stairs.

Located above the copy machine leading into the Main Reading Room.

Oil painting by American Impressionist painter Stokely Webster (1912-2001).
A gift to the Library from his wife, Audrey Webster, May, 2007

A painting by the American abstract painter and photographer Stanley Twardowicz (1917-2008).  This painting was gifted to the library by his estate through the generosity of his wife Lillian Dodson in 2011.

This watercolor painting was purchased from Northport Artist Russell Day following the exhibit of his art in the East Northport Library in 2000. It is on display in the East Northport Children's Room.

A terra cotta sculpture that is located behind the Reference Desk at the Northport Library was donated to the Library in 1999 by its artist, Northport resident David Jackier.

A limited edition lithograph by Sandra Kuck hangs in the main lobby of the East Northport library. It was donated by the family and friends of Mary Smith, dedicated staff member 1991-2001.

A painting by the American abstract painter and photographer Stanley Twardowicz (1917-2008).  This painting was gifted to the library by his estate through the generosity of his wife Lillian Dodson in 2011.

This sculpture, created by local artist Paul Moreno, was generously donated to the Library by Paul and Emily Gray Moreno in October 2016.  Rockfish can be viewed in the Contemplation Garden from the Northport Gallery.

The Rotary Circle was part of the 90th Anniversary Library Courtyard project created with funds donated by the Northport Rotary Club.

Centerport artist Lawrence Schloss sculpted this piece. It is an abstract sculpture composed of granite, marble, and blue stone. The sculpture is located in the Main Reading Room.

The companion piece to "He's Like Me" was purchased by the Library. Both pieces are located in the Northport Children's Room.

Acrylic Painting on Back- Stapled Canvas 24 inches x 30 inches

Acrylic paint on canvas by Northport Artist, Emily Eisen, providing a unique perspective of the staircase leading to the mezzanine of the Northport Library building.  The artist shared that she is honored and delighted to have her painting hanging

Arch Listed in the Smithsonian Institution's Inventory of American Sculpture, this six foot sculpture is located on the grounds of the Northport Public Library. It was created by former Northport resident Scott C.

Acrylic paint on canvas by Northport Artist, Emily Eisen, providing a garden view of the Library Courtyard from the Northport Library Café.  The artist shared that she is honored and delighted to have her painting hanging in her much-loved library

The world's most famous and beloved image of a bibliophile, "The Bookworm" [Der Buecherwurm] was painted in oil on

History of the Bear

A limited edition lithograph by John Poague MacLeod hangs above the fireplace in the Northport Library. The lithograph was a gift to Library from the McKays.

Unveiled September 16, 2006 in the courtyard of the Northport Public Library, commemorates the internationally loved classic by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry.

On September, 2002, the Northport-East Northport Public Library commemorated September 11, 2001 through a community art exhibition entitled Reflection & Remembrance.

Celebrating the agrarian history of East Northport, The Tile Mural of Old East Northport graces the Main Reading Room in the East Northport Library.

Original ink and watercolor donated by Rosemary Wells in the East Northport Children’s Room.

A gift from retired Head of Children's and Teen Services Doris Gebel, this paper collage artwork was included in the picture book with the same title.

A sculpture that is located behind the Reference Desk at the Northport Library was donated to the Library in 1999 by its artist, Northport resident David Jackier.

Northport artist David Jackier sculpted this terra cotta piece for the Northport Library. It is located in the main lobby.

These bookends were donated by Michael Glennon in memory of his wife Connie in December 2000. On display in the Northport Children's Room, they depict Christopher Robin pulling Pooh from Rabbit's house.

Located behind the Adult Reference desk, this painting combines a winter wonderland with domestic bliss.

Color print of “Work in the City, Play in Northport, L.I.” located in the local history area of the main reading room.