Malcolm Liepke
Woman Reading, 2000.
Original oil on canvas.
Hand-signed at the lower left margin.
This artwork is framed and wall-ready.
This important painting is featured in the book: Liepke, A Retrospective, 2004, page 207.

Malcolm Liepke’s canvases capture everyday life’s quiet beauty and subtle drama. His figures, often bathed in soft, atmospheric light, invite viewers into a world of introspection and contemplation, encouraging us to reflect on our own experiences. Inspired by masters like Sargent and Velázquez, Liepke’s loose brushwork and evocative palette create a sense of intimacy and timelessness. Whether depicting a solitary woman lost in thought or a couple sharing a tender moment, his paintings speak to the universal human experience. With a decades-long career, Liepke has established himself as a prominent figure in contemporary figurative art, captivating audiences with his masterful technique and insightful portrayals of the human condition.

Malcolm Liepke – Off The Wall Gallery, Houston, Texas.