Downtown Dayton

Raised in Dayton, Ernest Blumenschien was a highlu sucessful artist and co-founder of the influential Taos School of Art. Joining the DAI’s painting Canyon, Red and Black, 1934, will be a handful of works by the artist, including a special loan of Eagle Wing Fan, 1920s, from the Philbrook Museum, Tulsa.

Raised in Dayton, Ernest Blumenschien was a highlu sucessful artist and co-founder of the influential Taos School of Art. Joining the DAI’s painting Canyon, Red and Black, 1934, will be a handful of works by the artist, including a special loan of Eagle Wing Fan, 1920s, from the Philbrook Museum, Tulsa.

Raised in Dayton, Ernest Blumenschien was a highlu sucessful artist and co-founder of the influential Taos School of Art. Joining the DAI’s painting Canyon, Red and Black, 1934, will be a handful of works by the artist, including a special loan of Eagle Wing Fan, 1920s, from the Philbrook Museum, Tulsa.

Raised in Dayton, Ernest Blumenschien was a highlu sucessful artist and co-founder of the influential Taos School of Art. Joining the DAI’s painting Canyon, Red and Black, 1934, will be a handful of works by the artist, including a special loan of Eagle Wing Fan, 1920s, from the Philbrook Museum, Tulsa.

Raised in Dayton, Ernest Blumenschien was a highlu sucessful artist and co-founder of the influential Taos School of Art. Joining the DAI’s painting Canyon, Red and Black, 1934, will be a handful of works by the artist, including a special loan of Eagle Wing Fan, 1920s, from the Philbrook Museum, Tulsa.

Raised in Dayton, Ernest Blumenschien was a highlu sucessful artist and co-founder of the influential Taos School of Art. Joining the DAI’s painting Canyon, Red and Black, 1934, will be a handful of works by the artist, including a special loan of Eagle Wing Fan, 1920s, from the Philbrook Museum, Tulsa.

Raised in Dayton, Ernest Blumenschien was a highlu sucessful artist and co-founder of the influential Taos School of Art. Joining the DAI’s painting Canyon, Red and Black, 1934, will be a handful of works by the artist, including a special loan of Eagle Wing Fan, 1920s, from the Philbrook Museum, Tulsa.

Raised in Dayton, Ernest Blumenschien was a highlu sucessful artist and co-founder of the influential Taos School of Art. Joining the DAI’s painting Canyon, Red and Black, 1934, will be a handful of works by the artist, including a special loan of Eagle Wing Fan, 1920s, from the Philbrook Museum, Tulsa.

Raised in Dayton, Ernest Blumenschien was a highlu sucessful artist and co-founder of the influential Taos School of Art. Joining the DAI’s painting Canyon, Red and Black, 1934, will be a handful of works by the artist, including a special loan of Eagle Wing Fan, 1920s, from the Philbrook Museum, Tulsa.

Raised in Dayton, Ernest Blumenschien was a highlu sucessful artist and co-founder of the influential Taos School of Art. Joining the DAI’s painting Canyon, Red and Black, 1934, will be a handful of works by the artist, including a special loan of Eagle Wing Fan, 1920s, from the Philbrook Museum, Tulsa.