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"e Mountain Sage Artists' family strives to inspire creativity and artistic excellence. Our gallery is a home for us to celebrate our artwork and share its beauty with the world." – Mountain Sage Gallery Mission Statement Mountain Sage Gallery is open om 10 a.m. until 5:30 p.m. Tuesday – Saturday and om 11 a.m. until 4 p.m. on Sunday. Visit www.mountainsagegallery.com or visit them on Facebook to learn more. Phone: (406) 457-8240 433 N. Last Chance Gulch • Helena, MT 59601 S MT Photo by Lea Frye Photo by Lea Frye Photo by Linda Washburn Roberts Jewelry by goldsmith David Barnes; Pastel Paintings by Kathryn Fehlig. Scratch board by Janice Bogy; Landscape oil painting by Marion Thompson; Clay sculptures by Lyle Schwabauer. Oil palette knife by Sheri Nagy; Multi-Media by Ann Bishop. SIGNATURE MONTANA | 53 Now fourteen partners strong, Mountain Sage Gallery is thriving. What makes this joint venture gallery stand apart? "e opportunity to meet the artists. Each time you visit the gallery, you will meet at least one of the artists," says Angove. Artists take turns staffing the gallery, so is at least one artist in the gallery every time you stop by. Each artist has a unique perspective and art style, which leads to the immense diversity in the artwork displayed. e gallery offers something for everyone in all different price ranges. Visitors will find a variety of mediums, including paintings in oil, watercolor, acr ylic, pastels, stone mosaics, glass art, scratchboard, fine art photography, and life-sized sculptures. ere is even a selection of handmade woodwork items and fine sterling silver jewelry. e Mountain Sage Gallery of artists looks forward to your visit and the opportunity to share their artwork any day of the week they are open. To celebrate its Silver Jubilee, twenty-five years of Montana-made are, the group will host an all-day event showcasing different art demonstrations by the artists themselves.