Malcolm Liepke
After the Performance, 1997.
Original oil on canvas.
Signed upper left margins.
Shown in its original frame.

Malcolm T. Liepke is a contemporary American painter known for his loosely brushed yet nimbly executed depictions of figures in interior settings. His paintings are often intimate and introspective, capturing moments of quiet reflection, sensual pleasure, and everyday life. Liepke’s paintings are influenced by the work of John Singer Sargent, Edgar Degas, and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. He was particularly drawn to their use of light and color to create mood and atmosphere.

Over time, Liepke developed his own unique style, characterized by its loose brushwork, expressive lines, and subtle use of color. Liepke’s paintings are often set in familiar domestic spaces, such as bedrooms, living rooms, and cafes. His subjects are typically engaged in everyday activities, such as reading, dressing, or simply resting. However, Liepke imbues these ordinary moments with a sense of intimacy and psychological depth. His paintings are often quiet and contemplative, inviting the viewer to slow down and appreciate the beauty of the everyday.

Malcolm Liepke – Off The Wall Gallery Houston, Texas.