Mark Dahle Portfolios can be read in a few minutes and then enjoyed for a lifetime. Thought-provoking and beautiful, they feature an unusual combination of compelling photographs, brilliant paintings, and deceptively simple text.
The short, 50-page books include the image of a painting, twenty or more beautiful photographs (often of urban or industrial settings), and a short story.
The mass market version, available at fine bookstores worldwide, are individually dated at the time they are printed, giving collectors bragging rights and something to show people who acquire their copies later.
In addition to the mass market version, one 13 x 19 inch Fine Art Version of each portfolio is available to art collectors. The restricted edition size means that each Fine Art Version of a portfolio is a unique work.
Thought-provoking and beautiful, Mark Dahle Portfolios can be read in a few minutes and then enjoyed for a lifetime. The short, 50-page books include the image of a painting, twenty or more photographs (often of urban or industrial settings), and a deceptively simple short story.
Mass market portfolios are individually dated, giving collectors bragging rights and something to show people who acquire their copies later.
One 13 x 19 inch Fine Art Version of each portfolio is available to art collectors.
Mark Dahle Art Catalogues featuring the Endangered Photos series contain a painting, a very short description of the project, and the images of 111 Endangered Photos. Only one Endangered Photo of each image is available; each is a unique artwork.
Only one Endangered Photo of each image is available to collectors worldwide.
Okay. Is the book for someone less than five years old?
If yes, choose Any Pet I Wanted or
Monkey Brains on Big River
If no, would you like something funny or slightly creepy?
If you would like something funny, choose The Ostrich Fart or When The Trolls Moved.
If you would like something slightly creepy, choose The Eighth Anniversary of Lunigrab or Trip 21.
If you think, "I don't want to choose between funny or slightly creepy. I just want something normal," choose The Birth of Aesop or
One Day's Encouragement.
Are you happy?
If yes, excellent!
If you're not happy because that's still too many choices, choose The Grasshopper And The Flea.
If you like it and want to get more later, you can try two of Mark's favorites: The Carpenter And The Twig and Amanda Gets A Pumpkin. If you don't like it, you can read up on Artists Books and see if that changes your mind.
Paintings Photographs Art Vacations Information for Art Collectors Mark Dahle home