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Can anyone recommend a good compact Python graphics library (with tutorials) which is suitable for motivating stronger students in an introductory programming course? I mean library for creating images, not image processing.
Depends on what you call “images”.
If graphs may also be called “images”, give matplotlib an eye.
It also displays pictures.
And there is a huge sample library.
http://matplotlib.sourceforge.net/