Labouré College

Labouré College is an independent, private, non-profit, Catholic college, specializing in nursing and health care career education. Established in 1892, Labouré is the longest provider of nurses in the Boston area. It specializes in two-year and four-year programs. In 2013, the campus moved from Dorchester to Milton.

The mission of Labouré College is to provide high quality education and to prepare women and men for careers in nursing and allied health fields. The College seeks to give opportunities to a diverse population of students to continue their education as mature adults and responsible world citizens. They have up to 800 students per year, 50% are low income, over 80% are women, the average student is 31years old seeking a family-sustaining career.

Artwork now brightens the admissions, registration, and study areas, as well as in the hallways of the academic building. Learn more about Labouré College online at http://www.laboure.edu/

Placement: 2014

Phyllis Berman, Congregate, Oil on canvas, 1993, 50"x44"    

Sophie Valerie Breton, On Crushed Stone, Oil on canvas, 2012, 18"x24"    

Sophie Valerie Breton, Fushia Plumeria, Oil on canvas, 2012, 18"x24"    

JoAnne Chittick, Rome Garden, Watercolor, 2000, 20"x16"    

Lucia deLeiris, Low Tide, Oil on canvas, 2001, 12"x16"    

Lynda Goldberg, Pond Layers, Monotype, 2007, 26"x18"   

Frances K. Grossman, Boston Garden, Oil on canvas, 2007, 21"x24"   

, Chris Gutierrez, Rhode Island Shore Abstract 2, Oil on canvas, 2013, 20"x16"    

JoAnne Hungate, Tulip, Watercolor monotype, 19"x32"    

JoAnne Hungate, S.W. Icon, Mixed media on paper, 18"x14" 

David Kupferman, JD3-3, Acrylic on canvas, 2004, 48"x48"    

Jack Lillis, 10025, Watercolor, 1980's, 22"x30"    

Jeannie Lindheim, Mountains in Every Season, Watercolor, 2012, 18"x22"    

Silvina Mizrahi, Procession, Mixed media, 2001, 20"x24"    

Debra Olin, Cosmic Triplets, Monoprint collage, 2003, 48"x28"   

Debra Olin, Many Moons, Monoprint collage, 2002, 34"x34"    

Debra Olin, Holding the Earth, Monoprint collage, 2002, 34"x34"    

Debra Olin, Moving Through Cosmic, Monoprint collage, 2003, 46"x27"   

Robert Scott, Smoke Stacks, Digital photograph, 2011, 23"x26"   

Robert Scott, Night Factory, Digital photograph, 2011, 17"x20"   

Robert Scott, Single Signal, Digital photograph, 2010, 17"x20"   

Mayo Sorgman, MS46 Edge of the Sea II, Acrylic on canvas, 30"x40"
Donated by Bram Sorgman & Dara Mark   

Maria Termini, Proverb?, Silkscreen,16"x20"