One Hundred and Four artwork: plein air painting on board, 16x20 by John Beard Collection

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One Hundred and Four – John Beard Collection Artwork 16x20 on board

$100.00

One Hundred and Four presents an intimate collection of plein air paintings, emerging from artist workshop originals now accessible to collectors. This 16x20 artwork on board captures a recorded moment in artistic exploration, offering a direct connection to the painter’s creative journey. Acquire more than an object; possess a fragment of dedicated hours, trials, and creative joy that shaped this piece.

  • Original plein air painting available in 16x20 size on board medium
  • Part of John Beard Collection’s extensive portfolio of artist workshop originals
  • Comes with 30 day return policy without label or restocking fees
  • Shipping label created within 2 days of order; exact rates calculated at checkout
  • Detailed scene evokes coastal or intimate settings
Size
Size: 16x20
Medium
Medium: board

John Beard Collection Original Artwork

Acquire a unique plein air painting

Artwork Details

One Hundred and Four by John Beard Collection

Title
One Hundred and Four
Artist
John Beard Collection
Size
16x20 inches
Medium
Board
Category
Artwork
Return Policy
30 day returns without label or restocking fees

What arrives

One 16x20 original plein air painting on board

Collected Originals

A distinctive artist workshop original

Hang in spaces welcoming coastal or intimate artistic expression

Ordering Information

Shipping & Returns

Shipping

Supplier creates shipping label within 2 days.
Shipping cost and delivery time calculated at checkout.

Returns

30 day returns with no label fee and no restocking fee.
One Hundred and Four artwork: plein air painting on board, 16x20 by John Beard Collection

A quiet walk, kept close

Sun-warmed stucco, shade-laced trees, and two figures moving toward home. One Hundred and Four holds the pause between steps—the tender measure of an ordinary day.

Plein air, lived-in

A scene you can hear

From the workshop vault

Walls often feel finished yet not quite lived in—rooms waiting for a heartbeat.
One Hundred and Four lends a human scale: a hand in a hand, a path across light and shadow.
Colors settle into the day without shouting, letting conversation and quiet exist together.

Soft focus, real life

Art that remembers the small moments keeps a space from hardening into display.
This piece invites people to stand closer, find the brushwork, and tell their own story about the walk.
It meets daily life with warmth, turning a hallway or breakfast nook into a place to linger.

For the keeper of moments

Someone who collects scenes that feel familiar at first glance and richer each morning after.

Where it lives

Hang One Hundred and Four at eye level near natural light so the shifting day reveals new color and detail.
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About John Beard

Artist Roots in Coastal Life

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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Customer Questions

One Hundred and Four FAQs

What is One Hundred and Four?
An original plein air painting released from an artist’s workshop collection, depicting a sunlit path with two figures and lush greenery.
Is this a reproduction or an original?
It comes from a collection of artist workshop originals, not a mass reproduction.
What scene does the artwork portray?
A courtyard setting with stucco architecture, potted plants, and a parent and child walking hand in hand beneath trees.
How might the colors read in a room?
Earthy greens and warm creams are balanced by soft violets and sky blue, giving a calm, sun-washed presence.
Where does it belong in the home?
In places where people slow down—an entry, kitchen wall, or reading corner—so the everyday tenderness of the scene can be noticed.