Public Art

The Cobbler’s Apprentice Plays Ball

This mural was inspired by one of Cincinnati’s most treasured painters Frank Duveneck and one of his most beloved paintings, “The Cobbler’s Apprentice.”  The artists reinterpreted the original painting with a twist by adding a baseball bat, drawing inspiration from the proximity to the nearby riverfront stadium and Cincinnati’s important role in the history of baseball as the first professional American team. The original masterpiece can be seen as part of the permanent collection at the Taft Museum of Art.

 

In partnership with Carter and Taft Museum of Art

 

120 East Freedom Way, Cincinnati, OH 45202

Nicholas Scrimenti
Kimberly Shifflett

Julia Andres
Benjamin Burns
Ke’Monte Figgs
Scott Howard
Sashia Jenkins
Nicholas Mannira
Victor Onyegbulam
Hannah Rains
Erik Scheidt
Amanda Stoddard
Falisha Tucker
Elijah White

City of Cincinnati
Stillson Foundation, Fifth Third Bank, Trustee
P&G
Robin and Murray Sinclaire
Kathryn & Vishnoo Shahani Charitable Trust
LKC Foundation
ArtWorks Adopt an Apprentice contributors
ArtWorks Board of Trustees
Baker Concrete Construction
PNC Bank
JRA

Haile Foundation
ArtsWave
Ohio Arts Council

Tim Parsley
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