Art in the Library

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.

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

Located in the Quiet Study Room.

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

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.

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

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 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.

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

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 he

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

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.

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