Twenty Two painting by John Beard Collection showing an abstract coastal landscape on board

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Twenty Two by John Beard Collection

$75.00

Never released before, this 11x14 original plein air painting on board captures a moment of creative exploration and heartfelt expression from the John Beard Collection. The piece holds the layered emotions of the artist’s hours of experimentation, frustration, and joy, making it a unique addition to any art collection or coastal-inspired interior.

  • Original artwork from a collection of artist workshop originals
  • Measures 11x14 inches on board medium
  • Showcases a coastal landscape theme consistent with John Beard’s ocean-rooted inspirations
  • One-of-a-kind piece available for purchase
  • Shipped with care from John Beard Collection’s trusted source
Size
Size: 11x14
Medium
Medium: board

Original coastal-inspired artwork

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Artwork Details

Title
Twenty Two
Size
11x14 inches
Medium
Board
Artist
John Beard
Vendor
John Beard Collection
Category
Artwork
Unique
Original plein air painting
Availability
Single inventory

What arrives

One 11x14 original painting on board, Twenty Two by John Beard Collection

Where it belongs

Coastal-Inspired Interiors

Hang in a well-lit space to enjoy the layered textures and coastal color palette

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Twenty Two painting by John Beard Collection showing an abstract coastal landscape on board

Sun-warmed walls, held close

Late afternoon light collecting on stone, a terracotta jar by the path, mountains resting in the blue distance.

A quiet return

Twenty Two

Brushstrokes of a lived hour

Rooms can feel unfinished when nothing anchors the day’s rhythm.
Twenty Two answers with a scene that slows you down: sun sliding across textured walls, a doorway keeping its own counsel, distant hills breathing under a broken sky.
Its hand-led marks carry the intimacy of a plein air moment, not a print.
The painting meets the eye with calm, then keeps offering more.

Light that lingers

Art changes how a room listens.
The warm shadows and lifted highlights here soften edges between work and rest, making space for conversation or silence.
You start to notice the hour by the way the scene glows.
Home feels more yours when a view like this becomes familiar.

For the collector at home

Someone who wants an original plein air painting with tonal warmth and a sense of travel-worn architecture, to live above a console, mantel, or writing desk.

Where it settles

Hang Twenty Two where natural light passes in the afternoon—entry, dining nook, or study—so the surface catches and shifts through the day.
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Meet the artist

John Beard – Coastal Memories and Humanitarian Heart

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 answered

Twenty Two FAQs

Is Twenty Two an original painting?
Yes.
It’s part of a release of artist workshop originals from an accumulated plein air collection.
What subject does the painting depict?
A sunlit architectural passage with a dark doorway, terracotta pot, and distant blue hills under a clouded sky.
Are there visible brushstrokes and texture?
Yes.
The surface shows expressive, layered brushwork that catches light and shadow.
Does the palette read warm or cool in person?
Primarily warm—ochres, terracotta, and sunlit stone—balanced by cool violets and blue mountains.
Can this piece stand alone or work in a grouping?
It holds its own as a focal point and also pairs well with other plein air works for a collected wall.