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Previous Art Exhibitions

Winter Scenes from the Collection
Utilitarian potter, Arland Esch, and his son, wood artist, Andrew Esch, ​
​Sensational Samplers from a Simpler Time
Beautiful Ohio - The Landscapes of Chuck Marshall
Celebrating 220 Years of the Golden Lamb (Juried Show)
​The Artistry of Susan Willin's Digital Photography
Véjà Du- by Two: Scott Miller & Angela Meehan
Wildlife & Wild Places: Photography by Bill & Marty Welch
​The Multi-Media Paintings of Susan Mahan
​Color Me Happy: ​The Paintings of Carol Abbott
Women's Winter Fashion (1780-1920) from our Textile Collection
A Gem of a Show: the collection of Dayton Gem & Mineral
​A collection of New Acquisitions
Harmonic Paintings of Cedric Michael Cox
The Beautiful Remains of Rodney Veal
​Women's Creations in the Victorian Era
Watercolor weavings of Tim Ryan
The Life's Work of Gary Simendinger
On the Shoulders of Our Ancestors - the work of Bing Davis
​Drawings & Paintings of Sylvia Thompson Outland
Kelly Murray Frigard's Embroidered Tales
Celebrating Quaker Artist, Marcus Mote
The ​Collected Works of the Cincinnati Brush and Palette Painters
Equestrian Bronzes by Lynda Sappington
The Photography of Marshall Miller
Sculpture by Neale Murray
The Print work of Kevin Harris
Showcase of Contemporary Art from the collection.
A Celebration of painters John & Martin Rettig 
(the first Rettig exhibition in 20 years!)
​The Illustrations of C. F. Payne
Paintings by John Vakaleris
Stained Glass by Valerie Sherwood Rask 
Collected Ceramic works by Warren County Potters
(Greg Shooner, Fred Cook, Greg Neal, Mike Baum, Karan Witham-Walsh, Trish McLennan, Peggy Hamlin & David T. Smith)
A collection of Warren County High School Seniors
Photography by Kelly Joslin
The Magical World of Charley & Edie Harper
The Metallic Sculptures of John Koepnick
Lebanon Local Artists (Sam & Agnus Marts, Steve Moore)
The Found Art Sculptures of Denis Bruss
The elegant Glasswork of Jim DeLange
​American Impressionist Paintings of Mary Jean Webber

Executive Director, Michael Coyan, discusses the Harmon Museum collection and the art exhibition of John & Martin Rettig.