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Cross Reference Over many decades people have been making creative designs. Whether they be sculptures, drawings, paintings, sketches, photos, ceramics, glassworks, textiles, or prints does not matter because all of these are considered art and the people that made them artists. The following artworks are those that are kept in the New Central Library in Memphis, Tennessee. They have been put there for students and citizens alike, young or old to enjoy and gaze upon with wonder. The concrete sculpture of a frog by Sherri Warner Hunter, located in the courtyard of the library, is in a way linked to the colored glass house by Nancy Cheairs that is located in the children’s area of the library. The glass house is stunning to look at. Each glass square is colored with primary and tertiary colors, each with a different hue. The scale of the frog is huge compared to a normal life sized frog. If you cut it in half from the face down, it would be perfectly symmetrical. The frog is represented in a naturalistic way with hues of green scattered all over it. Both of these works of art have library, way, people, art, rug, house, glass, frog, colors, wonderful, sculpture, piece, over, one, new, memphis, located, life, each, different, central, artwork, viewer, together, tertiary, tennessee, sculptures, rotunda, pieces, person, nicely, made, lobby, huge, hues