The Museum Heritage Collection by Mark Dahle        Current series: Stop And Go  Heart Experiences

This page displays some of the paintings in Mark Dahle's Museum Heritage Collection, a collection reserved for museums and public venues. At the right, Mark's Leaving Chicago series.

Mother Teresa once reached for the hand of a man and, touching a different digit with each word, said, "You - did - it - to - me," a reference to a story about how when we help the poor it's like helping Jesus. These are paintings from the series Two Hands: Paintings Inspired By Mother Teresa.

The paintings on the right relate to a story of creation.

Paul Joseph Walkowski writes:    Here, in the world of the abstract, I have carved out a niche that interests me. The niche is color – textured, nuanced, moody colors. Think Willem de Kooning’s 1958 work Suburb in Havana, or A Tree in Naples; or Mark Rothko’s Three Triangles. On a more contemporary vein, you might consider Landfield’s For William Blake or Mark Dahle’s stunning Autumn Leaves Series. These are a few of the paintings in the Autumn Leaves Series.

Paintings on this website are © Mark Dahle 1989-2008. 

Be sure to also see Mark Dahle's current series:     Stop And Go    and    Heart Experiences
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