In Partnership with Kerry Collision Center & City of Covington. This mural features symbols of Kentucky’s diverse wildlife and rich natural history, with many Kentucky State symbols represented.
From left to right, beginning on Fifth Street and wrapping around to Scott Boulevard: a brachiopod fossil, a Kentucky tulip poplar blossom, a male cardinal, goldenrod blossoms with a honeybee, a spotted bass, a viceroy butterfly and a mastodon skeleton. Kentucky is known for its natural beauty and archeological treasures, something the community can take pride in for years to come with this mural.
Apprentices
Previn Beal, Evelynn Meyer, Arthur Newberry, Scott Sanker, Alexandra Weibel
Mural Generously Funded By
2013 Adopt-an-Apprentice Campaign Contributors, ArtWorks Board of Trustees, Jacob G. Schmidlapp Trusts Fifth Third Bank Trustee, The John A. Schroth Family Charitable Trust, Kerry Automotive, Kerry Collision Center, The Louise Taft Semple Foundation, The P&G Fund of the Greater Cincinnati Foundation, Toyota, William P. Anderson Foundation
