Framed canvas painting titled One Hundred and Twenty Five by John Beard Collection, featuring abstract coastal landscape.

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One Hundred and Twenty Five by John Beard Collection

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Never released before, One Hundred and Twenty Five offers a glimpse into an accumulation of plein air paintings from artist workshop originals. This canvas painting is framed in gold and linen, embodying years of artistic exploration and a personal slice of the artist's life and emotions.

  • 18x20 size canvas with gold and linen frame
  • Original plein air painting from a private collection
  • Part of the John Beard Collection with coastal and landscape themes
  • Each purchase represents a piece of the artist’s heart and soul
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Size: 18x20
Medium
Medium: canvas in gold and linen frame

A piece of an artist’s life

Art that holds stories beyond its frame

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One Hundred and Twenty Five, John Beard Collection

Size
18x20 inches
Medium
Canvas in gold and linen frame

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Canvas painting in gold and linen frame

Art fit for thoughtful interiors

In scale and feel for coastal and design-conscious homes

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Framed canvas painting titled One Hundred and Twenty Five by John Beard Collection, featuring abstract coastal landscape.

Quiet field, held close

Late light runs across pasture and path, where trees cast gentle shade and cattle drift like punctuation in the distance.

A painted pause

One Hundred and Twenty Five

From the workshop wall

Walls can feel busy with objects yet short on feeling. One Hundred and Twenty Five invites a slower breath—the kind you take at a fence line, watching sun slide over grass. Brushwork stays loose and human, catching the movement of afternoon rather than pinning it down. It brings a lived-in calm to the places people actually sit together: at the table, near the record player, beside the last lamp on.

What it does to a room

Art changes tempo. This pastoral scene adds warmth without noise—amber fields, cool shadows, a blue ribbon of water guiding the eye. It’s the reminder that ordinary days hold their own light, even when you’re answering emails at midnight. A small landscape, yes, but a generous window.

Who will feel it

Someone who wants a grounded landscape with visible, expressive brushstrokes—something gathered from an artist’s working life, not a copy.

Place it here

Hang at eye level where you pause—entry console, kitchen nook, or above a low bookshelf—so the horizon meets your day.
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About John Beard Collection

A Florida Keys-rooted artist with a deep connection to the sea

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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Questions about One Hundred and Twenty Five

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What is One Hundred and Twenty Five?
An original plein air landscape from an artist’s workshop collection, now released for purchase.
What does the artwork depict?
A sunlit rural scene with trees, a winding path, distant water, and cattle grazing across a golden field.
Is it a print or a reproduction?
It comes from a collection of artist workshop originals, not a mass reproduction.
How would this look in different light?
Warm daylight enriches the golds and greens; softer evening light deepens the violets and cool shadows, keeping the scene gentle and inviting.
Where does it work best at home?
In lived-in spaces—an entry, dining corner, or study—where its calm horizon can be seen in passing and at rest.