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Discover a rare selection of powerful works poised for growth in both artistic significance and collector value. These limited-edition Giclees represent some of Tyrone’s most compelling storytelling, cultural depth, and masterful technique—making them not just works of art, but investments in history.

Each piece in this collection is carefully chosen based on its artistic impact, collector demand, and museum recognition, ensuring that its value will only rise over time.

Why Invest?

• Limited Availability – Exclusive editions

• Collector Demand – Four museum collections in the last four years

• Timeless Themes – Exploring cultural heritage, human perseverance, and spiritual reflection.

• Proven Artistic Legacy – A body of work recognized for its depth, storytelling, and historical relevance.

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On Display at Artfields, Lake City, SC, at The Rob on 4-25-2025. All Are Welcome.

TEN TO WATCH

Large Prints | Small Edt: 50/75

BIG PRINTS

Giclée Print Sales Policy

Limited to 50 or 75 exclusive prints, each premium giclée (30", 40”, 50”, special orders up to 60”) ensures rarity and value. For custom sizes, email tyrone@tyronegeter.com to order.

Darkness Was Everywhere

Young Boy Isolated and alone due to the climate disaster

Target

“Target” explores identity, perception, strength, contrast, texture, and dynamic form.

Peace Be Unto You

“Peace Be Unto You” symbolizes youth, strength, innocence, and transformation.

I Ain't No Ways Scared

Young girl alone learning to cope with climate change.

Darkness Was Everywhere

Young Boy Isolated and alone due to the climate disaster

Target

“Target” explores identity, perception, strength, contrast, texture, and dynamic form.

Peace Be Unto You

“Peace Be Unto You” symbolizes youth, strength, innocence, and transformation.

NEW ADDITION

BOSTON MUSEUM OF FINE ART 2025

STORE CATEGORIES

MIXED MEDIA

This young woman was one of the many students that I met during my teaching .areer. I was proud to have met her.

CHARCOAL DRAWINGS

"Warrior" beautifully embodies human strength and grace, with dynamic charcoal work capturing expressive features and flowing hair, celebrating resilience and individuality, inviting deep reflection on our inner stories.

COLLAGES

The artwork is a mixed media piece featuring a textured portrait. It combines delicate layers of torn paper that form shapes resembling hair and a headdress entwined with charcoal lines and values. This intricate combination creates the image of a face with closed eyes and flowing hair, evoking a sense of tranquility and introspection. The dynamic integration of dimensional elements with traditional drawing techniques adds depth and complexity to the overall composition.

Gambia Woman in traditional head and body covering

Gambian Woman

This artwork is a digital painting of a woman wearing a dark, patterned hijab against a yellow background that is a common attire for Gambian women. The painting featured in realistic detail, highlighting her facial features and expression. The contrast between the dark tones of the hijab, her skin tone and the vibrant yellow backdrop enhances the focus on her face, giving the portrait a striking and captivating presence.

I Ain't No Ways Scared

Painting of a young woman alone and unafraid during the climate disaster

Tyrone Geter’s art is more than just imagery—it’s a powerful conversation between history, resilience, and the human spirit. Rooted in the strength of his ancestors, his work honors the struggles and triumphs of Black life, the quiet power of women, and the beauty of cultures often overlooked.

From his deeply personal Drawing from the Lifeline series to the unseen portraits of the Fulani people—captured during his seven years in Nigeria—Geter’s work tells stories of endurance, grace, and identity. Each piece is a testament to the weight we carry, the history we inherit, and the voices that demand to be heard.

Whether exploring themes of justice, spirituality, or the everyday resilience of his subjects, Geter’s art is a bridge between past and present. It challenges, celebrates, and, above all, speaks—ensuring that these stories are not just seen, but felt.