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Mark Little


Contact Information

1772 Wetsern Ridge
Palermo Maine 04354
(207) 993~3131

Gallery or Studio Link Here

E~Mail: Email address here

Artist Biography

Mark Little is originally from upstate New York. He did his undergraduate work at Alfred University, and graduate work at Massachusetts College of Art. Mark makes what he wants to see. He is an enthusiastic art supporter. Mark lives on a 40 acre farm with his wife, Keary, and their children. The farm is home to a truly peculiar collection of farm animals.
 
 
 
 

On-going & 2006 Exhibitions



 
 

The artwork on this site is protected under United States and International copyright laws. 
The visitor agrees not to reproduce, publish or distribute any of the displayed material without permission from the artist.

Work in the Permanent Collection of the Davistown Museum


A Dark Optimism ~
Oil on Board ~ 15"h X 16"w
Currently On Loan to the DTM

M.A.G. Artist Guild Items for Sale


Seemed Right at the Time ~
Collage ~ 21"h X 23"w
$750.00

 
A Dark Optimism ~
Oil on Board ~ 15"h X 16"w
$550.00		 A Boy's Lie, and A Girl's Promise ~
Oil on Board ~ 15"h X 16"w
$550.00

 
Blood and Honey ~
Oil on Board ~ 15"h X 16"w
$550.00		 Hokey Pokey ~
Oil on Board ~ 15"h X 16"w
$550.00

M.A.G. Artist Works

*Please note: These works are for sale but held by the artist or on display at other galleries. If you are interested in them, please contact the artist or M.A.G. and we will direct you to the correct source. Thank you. M.A.G. reserves the right to withdraw work as it sells and is subject to error.
 
The artwork on this site is protected under United States and International copyright laws. 
The visitor agrees not to reproduce, publish or distribute any of the displayed material without permission from the artist.

Participating artists donate 30% of MAG on-site sales proceeds to benefit the Davistown Museum. When we sell work that is exhibitied on the MAG website but held elsewhwere, we solicit a 10% donation. If the artist or another gallery sells the artwork, no commission is solicited or requested. We hope the MAG website exposure will help sell more artwork from the artists' own studios or in galleries which show their work.