Rhapsody
$300.00
Editorial View
The Gallery's Perspective
Three poised figures move across the picture plane like a single, confident breath. The three women — shown in close profile and linked by flowing hair and complementary patterned garments — convey togetherness and quiet dignity. Their faces are calm and introspective; you notice the gentle tilt of the chins and the steady set of their expressions, which suggests mutual support more than any posed display. Color is a real joy here: warm browns and golds in the skin tones and jewelry sit against bold black-and-yellow stripes and a richly patterned background, while a lush bouquet of pink and yellow blooms softens the composition and adds tenderness. The stylized patterns on the clothing and the rhythmic repetition of heads and hair give the image energy without overpowering its serene mood. Overall, the print feels celebratory and intimate at once — an image about familial pride, solidarity, and the quiet power of shared presence. It reads as both decorative and deeply humane, a work that brings warmth and assurance wherever it is placed.
The Artwork
About Three Sisters Artist Proof
Three Sisters Artist Proof
A colorful portrayal of solidarity, love and pride. Limited to an edition of 85 Artist's proofs. Paper Size: 27x19 1/2.
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About the Collection
Keith Mallett's African American art blends figurative art with vibrant colors and emotional expression, creating powerful cultural portraiture that highlights African heritage and community. His contemporary portrait art explores themes of spirituality, social justice, and cultural symbolism, reflecting the strength and resilience of African American identity. Mallett's expressive figures and bold imagery invite viewers to engage with narratives of personal and collective significance. His work transcends traditional portraiture, offering a unique perspective on the human experience through the lens of African American culture. With a focus on emotional depth and vibrant storytelling, Mallett's art speaks to both personal and societal themes, creating a visual connection to heritage, justice, and community.
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Image copyright © 2026 by Keith Mallett.
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For Keith Mallett painting is a spiritual journey. It is a journey that started in childhood and continues to this day. Keith has worked as a painter, etcher and ceramic artist. His subject matter ranges from figurative to still life and abstracts.
Born in Pennsylvania in 1948, Keith studied painting at the Art Students League and Hunter College in New York City and LA Valley College in Los Angeles. His work has been exhibited around the world and is in corporate and private collections. His paintings have appeared in films and television shows. A number of books and magazines have featured his art.
A partial list of Keith s clients include: Random House, Lenox China, Franklin Mint, New York Graphic Society, Springs Industries, and Canadian Art Prints.
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