John Beard

British | 1943

John Beard is a British Postwar & Contemporary artist who was born in 1943. Numerous key galleries and museums such as Liverpool Street Gallery have featured John Beard's work in the past.John Beard's work has been offered at auction multiple times, with realized prices ranging from 13 USD to 97,978 USD, depending on the size and medium of the artwork. Since 2005 the record price for this artist at auction is 97,978 USD for Ken Unsworth, sold at Menzies Art Brands, Sydney in 2014. John Beard has been featured in articles for Sydney Morning Herald, Artist Profile and The Australian. The most recent article is Lucio’s Art Valued at More Than Half a Million Dollars written for Sydney Morning Herald in February 2021.

At Auction

Notable Lots

RIFF-RAFF II ,1992

By John Beard

Ken Unsworth ,2006

By John Beard

+176%

above mid-estimate

The Rock and the Sea ,2006

By John Beard

+296%

above mid-estimate

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Recent Auction Results

THE BEAUTIFUL AND THE DAMNED - John Beard

THE BEAUTIFUL AND THE DAMNED ,1993

By John Beard

-55%

below mid-estimate

Leonard Joel, Melbourne

DESCENDANTS

By John Beard

-5%

below mid-estimate

GFL Fine Art

The Gap, (Winner of The Wynne Prize 2006 - John Beard

The Gap, (Winner of The Wynne Prize 2006 ,2005

By John Beard

-3%

below mid-estimate

Lawsons

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Past Exhibitions

Landscape and Psyche

Dominik Mersch Gallery

Sydney | Australia

Mar 10,2023 - Apr 08,2023

Great Australian Painting

Liverpool Street Gallery

East Sydney | Sydney | Australia

Aug 20,2022 - Oct 01,2022

John Beard

Dominik Mersch Gallery

Sydney | Australia

Oct 29,2021 - Nov 20,2021

VIEW 11 EXHIBITIONS

Articles

Lucio’s Art Valued at More Than Half a Million Dollars

Sydney Morning Herald 22/02/2021

If fine art was a fair exchange for long lunches shared during 37 years at the Paddington restaurant Lucio’s then John Olsen and Tim Storrier must have been extremely well fed.

'The Artists May Not All like Each Other But They All Liked Lucio’s'

Sydney Morning Herald 13/01/2021

Lucio’s art collection begins before you set foot in the restaurant. A tangle of pipes by Dave Teer sits high on a wall. Francesco Petrolo’s metal eggs nest in a paperbark tree.