Indiana Landmarks to remember Hoosier artist Harry Davis

• Davis (1914-2006) generated a following in the Indiana art and architecture worlds for his hundreds of meticulous depictions of local landmarks.
• After honing his skills at the Herron School of Art in the 1930s, he won the Prix de Rome fellowship in painting in 1938 and worked as a combat artist in Italy during World War II.

Zoom in: The exhibit launches Friday with a presentation from Rachel Berenson Perry, fine arts curator emerita of the Indiana State Museum, followed by a First Friday opening reception.

• "He had these really precise images of Indianapolis buildings and other places too, like perfectly measured moments of his time and place," Perry said.

If you go: Perry's talk begins at 6pm, and tickets are $5.

• The opening reception runs from 6-9pm.