MAKE A MEME View Large Image Fauns Garden at the rear entrance of the Camden Public Library in Camden, Maine. This statue, Two Little Fauns, was donated to the library by Mary (Mrs. Edward) Bok in 1930. The sculpture features a cherub-like child figure whose arms hug a ...
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Keywords: postcards camden camden public library camdenpubliclibrary fauns garden faunsgarden mary bok marybok benjamin turner kurtz benjaminturnerkurtz photo border outdoor A real-photo postcard showing a view of the Fauns Garden at the rear entrance of the Camden Public Library in Camden, Maine. This statue, Two Little Fauns, was donated to the library by Mary (Mrs. Edward) Bok in 1930. The sculpture features a cherub-like child figure whose arms hug a small deer that is bending down as if to drink from the water. The Two Little Fauns was the work of Baltimore-based sculptor Benjamin Turner Kurtz. A real-photo postcard showing a view of the Fauns Garden at the rear entrance of the Camden Public Library in Camden, Maine. This statue, Two Little Fauns, was donated to the library by Mary (Mrs. Edward) Bok in 1930. The sculpture features a cherub-like child figure whose arms hug a small deer that is bending down as if to drink from the water. The Two Little Fauns was the work of Baltimore-based sculptor Benjamin Turner Kurtz.
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