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| Mark Knokey |
Kris Miller |
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| Kathy & Darryl Hammonds | John Jankovsky & Connie | |
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| Richelle & Dr. Stephen Mills | LR & Carole with Ann & Jim Price | |
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| Mary Ellen Gafney-Brown | Jennifer & Rick Purcell | |
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| Brian & Kristy Hilst | Daun & Kate Czechowski | |
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| Mike & Claudia Hamilton | Alana & Jim Crouch | |
| Inland Northwest Land Trust | St. Georges School | |
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| Meryl & Dr. Robert Gersh | James Dobbs & Robin Fontaine | |
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| Christensen Family |
Julia Pelc |
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| "He creates images that stir my mind and spirit!" |
| Darryl Hammonds |
| “At the opening of the Northwest Museum of Arts & Culture, we recognized and thanked each of our Board of Trustees and major donors with an original L.R. Montgomery limited edition etching of the museum.” |
| Bruce Eldredge CEO, NW Museum of Arts & Culture |
| We were fortunate to collect L.R. Montgomery's original drawing of the historic J.P. Grave's Mansion (Waikiki/Bozarth Gonzaga Retreat) to commemorate our wedding at the site. |
| Mr. & Mrs. Rick Purcell |
| When we commissioned L.R. Montgomery to create a drawing/watercolor of our home and garden, we were so delighted with the results that we had him create an additional piece of another historic home. |
| Paul & Janet Mann |
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In the Collection of |
| City of Spokane, Joint Combined Communications Building |
| The Northwest Museum of Arts & Culture, The MAC, Spokane, WA |
| Layola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA |
| Washington State University, Pullman, WA |
| St. George’s School, Spokane, WA |
| Intercollegiate College of Nursing, Spokane, WA |
| Pacific Lutheran University, Tacoma, WA |
| Inland Northwest Land Trust, Spokane, WA |
| US Congressman George Nethercutt |
| Rainwave.com, Bainbridge & Bellevue WA |
| Entreprenertia Inc., Portland, OR |
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"L.R. Montgomery is one of America's finest artist, printmakers. His works are found in the collections of corporations, universities, medical centers, government agencies and private individuals throughout the United States, Japan and Europe. His works float through the boundaries of realism and impressionism, reflecting a sensitivity to the Northwest life style and a close interaction to the environment. His recognizable works and prolific outpouring of images show a love and respect for life, family and the beauty of God's creation."
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