Part Exhibit

Exhibits

(P)ART: Photographs Revealing the Art of Mechanical Form

Originally on display January 16 – May 17, 2015

61 ci Model, 1944. Harley-Davidson Archives.

 

(P)ART showcases 29 carefully staged and artistic photographs dating as early as 1912 that highlight the style of legendary Harley-Davidson motorcycle parts. Used in advertisements, catalogs, manuals, and in other company publications, these parts are sculptural forms that illustrate Harley-Davidson’s early commitment to the form and function of a motorcycle.

EXHIBIT GALLERY

gallery-operating-instructions-1
gallery-part-exhibit-2
gallery-part-exhibit-3
gallery-part-exhibit-4
gallery-part-exhibit-5
gallery-part-exhibit-6

1 of 6

“Giving careful attention to tires is essential, not only to riding safety and best motorcycle control, but also to greatest efficiency in mileage.” – Operating Instructions for Harley-Davidson Motorcycle. 18” Wheel and Tire, 1938. Harley-Davidson Archives.

2 of 6

3 of 6

4 of 6

5 of 6

6 of 6

close
gallery-operating-instructions-1

1 of 8

gallery-part-exhibit-2

1 of 8

gallery-part-exhibit-3

1 of 8

gallery-part-exhibit-4

1 of 8

gallery-part-exhibit-5

1 of 8

gallery-part-exhibit-6

1 of 8

of

 Back to All Exhibits

Harley-Davidson USA
Terms of Use
Privacy Policy
Email SignUp
Open Daily: 10am-5pm (Thursday: 10am-8pm)
Holiday Hours: Thanksgiving: Closed; Christmas Eve: 10am-3pm; Christmas Day: Closed; New Year's Eve: 10am-5pm

Harley-Davidson Museum®, 400 West Canal Street,
Milwaukee, WI 53201 | Phone: 1-877-436-8738

COVID-19 Warning:  Harley-Davidson has implemented enhanced safety measures for our guests due to COVID-19.  Visitors must follow all posted safety notices and instructions when visiting the museum and related facilities.  An inherent risk of exposure to COVID-19 exists in any public place where people gather.  COVID-19 is an extremely contagious disease that can lead to severe illness and death, and according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, older adults and those with underlying medical conditions seem to be more vulnerable to complications resulting from COVID-19.  By visiting Harley-Davidson’s museum and related facilities, you voluntarily assume all risks associated with entering the facility and release Harley-Davidson from any liability relating to exposure to COVID-19.

© Copyright 2021. Harley-Davidson Museum®, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Visit Harley-Davidson.com

Powered by Harley-Davidson® Insurance

close