New exhibit on display at the Harley Museum

Harley-Davidson’s Chief Styling Officer and grandson of one of the original founders, gives the public a look into the more private side of his artistic endeavors. Willie G. Davidson exhibits idyllic rural scapes and still life watercolor paintings with strong luminosity and form that hint at time spent in the countryside during 48 years as the pacesetter in motorcycle design. This entire exhibit will be on display from Jan 20th until April.

Willie G. Davidson is primarily known as a designer of iconic motorcycles. Like many artists, he expresses himself in more than one medium. This winter, visitors to the Harley-Davidson Museum will have the unique opportunity to see another expression of Willie G.’s boundless creativity, as we present Watercolors by Willie G. Spend the evening listening to Willie G. describe his experience and passion for art and design.

Attention Museum Members! Your Untold Stories program ticket admits you early for a private preview of the exhibit with Willie G. and reception on the 1903 Bridge beginning at 6:00 pm. Members also get first dibs on purchasing fine art reproductions of Willie’s “Knuckle” watercolor in The Shop. (100 at $1,500 each)

THE WHERE, WHEN & HOW:

Thursday, January 19th, 2012
7:30 pm, Rumble
Tickets: $12 Museum Members, $15 Non-Members

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