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DAVID KELLY David began painting during his childhood and became a professional artist in 1983. Today, he spends half of his year living and working in one of Malawi's foremost national parks - The Liwonde - where he paints and organises safaris in order to share his enthusiasm and passion for his native land. This passion is evident in his work, which conveys an aspect of the wildlife and environment that is rarely seen in work of this kind - an inside story of the real Africa. David has exhibited in Africa, North America and Europe to critical aclaim.

David Kelly (B.1959), Malawian

Disturbed Crossing - Elephant, Egret and Hippopotamus at the Shire River, Malawi

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David Kelly (B.1959), Malawian
Disturbed Crossing - Elephant, Egret and Hippopotamus at the Shire River, Malawi
signed and dated lower right David - Kelly '99
oil on canvas
23½ x 33¼ in. (59.7 x 84.4 cm.)

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