Alexander MacMillen of Montreal, Canada, went to Switzerland in 1879 and placed his special order for this music box with…
Today’s “Did You Know?” is no April Fools joke! Iced tea was made at the St. Louis World’s Fair as…
Meet Tuesday’s Artist!: Maude Kaufman Eggemeyer (1877-1959) Maude Kaufman Eggemeyer was a second generation Richmond group artist! She was most…
Here’s a sculpture from our Retro in Clay: Mid-Century Ceramics exhibition! This piece is called “Buddha and the Fish”, made…
Every two weeks we will be posting a video narrated by Bob and Ellie Haan giving you an inside view…
George Debikey served as director of research and development at AMACO – American Art Clay Company for several decades. His personal work…
The Haan Museum of Indiana Art (once the Connecticut State Building), was dismantled, numbered, and send by the Wabash Railroad…
Meet the Artist: Robert Weaver (1914 – 1991) Painting: Riding Clowns by Robert Weaver (1937) Weaver grew up inspired by…
This painted cookie jar was made by Ransburg Company. Harper J. Ransburg moved to Indianapolis in 1920 and started…
Our first coloring page is a drawing of Dick Hay’s sculpture, “Cleaning Up After the Party”! The drawing is by…