Cleveland, Ohio: Tiny Library Patrons
Sculptures by Tom Otterness of tiny, cartoony bronze people engage in bookish behavior outside the Cleveland Public Library.
- Address:
- 325 Superior Ave. E., Cleveland, OH
- Directions:
- Downtown, outside the Main Branch of the Cleveland Public Library. One the north side of Superior Ave. E. between E. 3rd and E. 6th Sts.
- Admission:
- Free
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Outside the main Cleveland Public Library are a group of miniature statues representing library patrons. Some are carrying books, some are reading, others are climbing a fence or carrying letters of the alphabet. These little statues were made by artist Thomas Otterness and they can be found along the library's sidewalk on Superior Avenue.
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Tom Otterness is also responsible for the memorable Tribute to NYC's Sewer Alligator.