Fifty One artwork by John Beard Collection, 16x20 painting on board on foam core, featuring abstract coastal landscape imagery.

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Fifty One by John Beard Collection - 16x20 Artwork on Board

$100.00

Fifty One presents a charming plein air painting from an artist workshop original, sized 16x20 inches on board mounted on foam core. The piece carries the emotional depth of hundreds of hours of the artist's exploration, offering a visual narrative imbued with moments of joy and frustration captured on its surface.

  • Original artwork reflecting an accumulation of plein air paintings
  • 16x20 inch size, medium: board on foam core
  • Direct connection to the artist’s creative experience
  • Single piece available
Size
Size: 16x20
Medium
Medium: board on foam core

Cultivated Artist Original

Authentic Workshop Origin

Exact Size & Medium

16x20 Inches on Board Mounted on Foam Core

Size
16x20 inches
Medium
board on foam core
Artwork Type
Original plein air painting
SKU
23010875506727
Inventory
1 available
Category
Artwork
Vendor
John Beard Collection

What arrives

One original artwork titled 'Fifty One' mounted on foam core board.

Where It Belongs

Artwork for Home & Garden Decor

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30 day returns allowed; no label fee or restocking fee.
Fifty One artwork by John Beard Collection, 16x20 painting on board on foam core, featuring abstract coastal landscape imagery.

Quiet light, held close

Fifty One lingers in late-afternoon warmth: a saddled horse at rest, tiled roofs and twin domes beyond, mountains softening into violet. Brushwork catches the hush between errands—sun on stone, tether, shade, a day exhaling.

A pause in the road

Where the path slows, memory gathers

One from the workshop wall

Rooms often carry energy without a calm point to land. Fifty One offers a grounded scene—sun on stucco, leather darkening in shadow, a horse waiting with quiet patience. It anchors conversation without competing for it. The kind of image that lets a space breathe.

Color that settles, details that invite

Homes hold our transitions: arrivals, departures, the minute before something begins. Fifty One honors that interval. Its plein air immediacy feels lived-in, as if the warmth on the wall just stepped in from outside. It turns passing light into company.

For the collector of unhurried moments

Someone who notices afternoon light on a kitchen floor and wants a piece that keeps that feeling close.

Place and live with it

Hang near a dining table or entry console where natural light moves across the day and the scene can be read at different hours.
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John Beard's Coastal Roots

Heart and History in Every Brushstroke

Raised in the Florida Keys, John Beard learned to see by the sea: swimming, sailing and building island forts informed a lifelong visual vocabulary. Family painting sessions and artist workshops kindled a practice that now favors coastal moods—abstract and representational treatments of shoreline vistas, towns and village scenes. For 17 years he also lived abroad doing humanitarian work across 35 nations, a chapter that deepened the quiet, human sensibility behind pieces such as Whispers on the Beach. Available as printed and framed canvas wall art, Beard’s work brings twilight tones and shoreline calm to walls and everyday rooms. Collectors choose his canvases when they want art that reads as memory and place rather than mere decoration.
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Fifty One FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Fifty One?
An original plein air artwork from a collection of artist workshop pieces, showing a sunlit street with a saddled horse and distant rooftops.
Is this a print or an original?
It comes from a release of artist workshop originals; this listing refers to an original artwork.
What does the scene depict?
A quiet street in warm light—horse at rest in the foreground, trees, red-tiled roofs, and twin domes against blue hills.
Where would it look at home?
In places where people pass and pause—an entry, over a console, near a dining nook, or along a hallway that catches afternoon light.
Is it part of a larger collection?
Yes. It’s from a group of never-before-released plein air paintings drawn from an artist’s workshop archive.