1985–1986 Jack Osbun, Wittenberg Faculty Member (Art) “Raiment of Majesty”

1986–1987 John O. Schlump. Wittenberg Faculty Member (Art) “Locus Magnus II”

1987–1988 Robert Kipniss, Wittenberg Alumnus, “The Little Porch”

1988–1989 Howard Kottler, Artist Resident, “Decal Dinner Plates (1967-1970)” from American Supperware Series

1989–1990 Jack Mann, Wittenberg Faculty Member (Art), “Fifth Street Dining Room”

1990–1991 Maurice Sendak, Artist Lecturer, “An Illustration from Dear Mili ”

1991–1992 George Ramsay, Wittenberg Faculty Member (Art) “Realization of 'The Noiseless, Patient Spider' by Walt Whitman,” in celebration of the Tenth Anniversary of the Wittenberg Series

1992–1993 Alan McEvoy, Wittenberg Faculty Member (Sociology), “Sojourner”

1993–1994 Don Dunifon, Wittenberg Faculty Member (Art)

1994–1995 The History Window located in Weaver Chapel, work by Oliver Smith of Bryn Athyn, Pennsylvania; photographed by Charles A. Thomas (BSc 1936, MA 1946, Wittenberg)

1995–1996 Charles Csuri, Artist Resident, “Computer Image: Something In the Air”

1996–1997 Christopher Staley, Artist Resident (BFA 1977), "Ceramics"

1997–1998 Jack Osbun, Wittenberg Faculty Member (Art) “Woman Enfolded in Light,” oil painting (with exhibit of his Virgin Series in conjunction with performance by Anonymous 4, whose CD provided inspiration for the project)

1998–1999 Joan Coate Milsom, Artist Resident (BFA 1947), “The Victor”

1999–2000 Patrick L. Jewell, Class of 1990, "Grey Still Life,” oil painting

2000–2001 Rory Kennedy, filmmaker, and Steven Lehman, photographer photographs from “American Hollow”

2001–2002 The Burton J. Westcott House, Springfield, Ohio, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright (1907) Poster Design: Susan L. Crown, Director of University Publications

2002–2003 Chinese Scroll dating from the Ming Dynasty (1368–1644). A copy of a Sung Dynasty painting originally made at the Zixi (Brilliant) Palade during the third year of the Zuanhe era (1122 A.D.) A gift to Wittenberg's East Asian Studies Program from Winberg Chai '55 and housed in Thomas Library.

2003–2004 Chinese shoes selected from the East Asian Studies collection of artifacts and cultural items donated by Betty L. Cooke and Mr. and Mrs. William B. Baldenhofer. Poster Design: Susan L. Crown, Director of University Publications