Elizabeth Sage • Arizona & Colorado • waow
| Oil Paintings | Southwestern Art | Western Art | Animal Portraiture | Horses | Dogs | Graphite |
"There is magic everywhere you look, if only you will open your senses to feel it — words I am creatively inspired by, words I live by."
Women Artists of the West, Associate
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Elizabeth Sage
Elizabeth Sage turned from her Corporate Senior Designer position, which she had held for 20 years, to her new career as a full-time professional artist in 2000. Her calling and passion is creating powerful imagery and stories on canvas.
Sage grew up on a working ranch in Northern California, where ranching and showing horses were an integral part of her life. When she wasn't riding, she was drawing or painting the western life. Sage's first oil paintings were commissioned when she was just 14 years old. These were paintings for the Quarter Horse and Appaloosa Horse High Point Award Ceremonies marking the end of each show year.
Shortly thereafter, her works were accepted in Colorado Springs galleries as well as showcased and sold in new model homes. Awards and recognition for her works continued throughout her life including recent Best of Show awards. Sage's work is considered very detailed and story-influenced with strong light and drama. Some of her many shows include: Mountain Oyster Club, Arizona; The Cowboy Heritage Museum, Oklahoma; Settler's West, Arizona; and the Cheyenne Frontier Days.
Women Artists of the West
