Haan Museum of Indiana Art

The Haan Museum of Indiana Art, located in Lafayette, Indiana, is home to the finest collection of Indiana art in the state.  Masterpieces by the Indiana Pioneer Painters, the Hoosier Group, Regionalists, and contemporary artists of Indiana are prominently featured. Far from paintings alone, the museum boasts an expansive collection of Indiana pottery, bronze, glass, and stone carving. The museum is furnished with a stunning collection of Renaissance Revival furniture. The building itself served as the Connecticut State Pavilion at the St. Louis World's Fair in 1904 after which was sold to William and Fanny Potter who moved it to Lafayette to serve as their home.

The Haan Museum maintains an active role in preserving and promoting the work of Indiana Art and artists.