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The Argosy Gallery
110 Main Street
Bar Harbor, ME, 04609
Phone : (207) 288-9226
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	The Eclipse Gallery Our goal at the eclipse gallery is to bridge the gap between the fine art, craft, and design worlds, and therefore art and life. our aim is to show only the highest quality contemporary art and handmade designâ€”from local, national, and international artists. The eclipse gallery is a venue where anyone can come to experience an artistâ€™s vision and feel a sense of community. People can spend time and feel comfortable here, and truly see what the art and design has to offer.

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	The Reinholt Gallery In the summer of 2005, on a whim, Ian Reinholt moved to the small Hawaiian island of Lana'i. "I strive to give my client a product that they are as proud to own as I am to create." Ian Reinholt. Through our vast network of resources we can obtain rare exotic woods or the most beautiful native woods Maine has to offer. Whenever possible we purchase our raw materials from a handful of small scale local sawyers who offer the highest quality wood available at a better value.

	The Wiscasset Bay Gallery The Wiscasset Bay Gallery started as a small, upstairs space on Front Street in Bath in 1985. One year later, we relocated to the historic ship-building village of Wiscasset, along the Sheepscot River. By 1997, the Gallery had expanded again to our current location on Main Street, Wiscasset in the antique Wawenock building.