In September, police asked Ms Harris to remove a painting by student Poppy Baynham, 22, which depicted a woman wearing cowboy boots with her legs spread, revealing a black triangle with pink wool on top, rather than genitals.
Speaking of the incident in September, Ms Baynham said: “It just shows how closed-minded people are, and let’s say if I was a famous artist I don’t think anyone would say anything.”
Police told Ms Harris that some members of public had made reports of abuse about the image, titled “This is not pornography”.
The gallery owner said nude images were always shown in her gallery and she “didn’t think anything of it”.
Ms Harris refused to remove the display and instead placed a sign next to the painting urging passers-by to come in and share their views in a visitor book.