Brian Wood Paintings & Artwork for Sale | Brian Wood Art Value Price Guide

Jun. 29, 2024
Brian Wood Ceramic Iona Wall Pocket. Trial
Est: £10 - £15
Brian Wood Ceramic (D.Wood Trial) Iona Wall Pocket. 21 x 19 cm.
Cooper Barrington LLP
Apr. 27, 2023
Brian Wood Framed & Signed Photograph
Est: $100 - $200
Brian Wood, Canadian 1948, Framed & Signed Large Photograph of Wheat Fields. Framed measures 43 inches x 23 inches, photograph measures 34 inches x 14 inches.
Greenwich Auction
Apr. 13, 2023
Brian Wood Framed & Signed Photograph
Est: $150 - $250
Brian Wood, Canadian 1948, Framed & Signed Large Photograph of Wheat Fields. Framed measures 43 inches x 23 inches, photograph measures 34 inches x 14 inches.
Greenwich Auction
Apr. 25, 2021
BRIAN HONYOUTI HOPI ANGAKCHINA WOOD CARVED KACHINA
Est: -
Brian Honyouti Hopi Angakchina Hand Carved Wood Kachina Sculpture. Hopi Pueblo artist Brian Honyouti had started carving katsina dolls in the 1960s after graduating from high school. He helped his dad paint his dolls and learned to carve his own at that time. According to Helga Teiwes, he was the first carver to use wood preservers and wood sealers as an undercoat for the carvings. She said he was also the first to substitute wood preserver for paint and to use oil paints in lieu of acrylic paints. These innovations provided a mellow tone to his carvings rather than the shiny gloss of acrylics. Keywords: Native American, Indian; Ref: BD1043
Bradford's
Mar. 18, 2021
Brian Dickerson "Settlement" Oil on Wood Construction
Est: $10,000 - $20,000
The deeply layered and reworked surfaces of my Constructed Paintings form a record of experience and emotion – a revelation of the time-honored process of self-exploration and all that it reveals. Hidden forms, apertures, geometric planes imposed onto flat layered surfaces suggest a geography, a key to exploring our own life experiences and how we came to be shaped and molded by them. These portals broach an elusive mystery: reflecting what has been discovered, what has been lost and what history is yet to be written. Visual, tactile and structural elements allow viewers to mine their own experiences, allowing for the opportunity of quiet reflection amid the chaos and uncertainty of the surrounding world. These mediators of mystery elevate the contemplation of deep surfaces – work undone and remade through scraping, sanding, painting over, like memories that have been reformed, polished, and retold from the distance of time. This work does not reference a specific place, person or event, but rather suggests a collage of interrelated subjects and cultures. The knotted angles and landscapes of thick paint offer vistas of tactile and structural elements which evolved from my earliest memories of the Helderberg mountain region in upstate New York, and the rich countryside surrounding the village of Ballycastle, County Mayo on the northwest coast of Ireland. While my work evolves from personal references, experiences and memories unknown to the viewer, it is my hope this work will prove a catalyst for individuals to wander through their own mysteries of uncertainty, and contemplation.
Keyes Art
Mar. 18, 2021
Brian Dickerson "Helderberg" Oil on Wood Construction
Est: $12,000 - $20,000
The deeply layered and reworked surfaces of my Constructed Paintings form a record of experience and emotion – a revelation of the time-honored process of self-exploration and all that it reveals. Hidden forms, apertures, geometric planes imposed onto flat layered surfaces suggest a geography, a key to exploring our own life experiences and how we came to be shaped and molded by them. These portals broach an elusive mystery: reflecting what has been discovered, what has been lost and what history is yet to be written. Visual, tactile and structural elements allow viewers to mine their own experiences, allowing for the opportunity of quiet reflection amid the chaos and uncertainty of the surrounding world. These mediators of mystery elevate the contemplation of deep surfaces – work undone and remade through scraping, sanding, painting over, like memories that have been reformed, polished, and retold from the distance of time. This work does not reference a specific place, person or event, but rather suggests a collage of interrelated subjects and cultures. The knotted angles and landscapes of thick paint offer vistas of tactile and structural elements which evolved from my earliest memories of the Helderberg mountain region in upstate New York, and the rich countryside surrounding the village of Ballycastle, County Mayo on the northwest coast of Ireland. While my work evolves from personal references, experiences and memories unknown to the viewer, it is my hope this work will prove a catalyst for individuals to wander through their own mysteries of uncertainty, and contemplation.
Keyes Art
Mar. 18, 2021
Brian Dickerson "Onistagrawa" Oil on Wood Construction
Est: $16,000 - $35,000
The deeply layered and reworked surfaces of my Constructed Paintings form a record of experience and emotion – a revelation of the time-honored process of self-exploration and all that it reveals. Hidden forms, apertures, geometric planes imposed onto flat layered surfaces suggest a geography, a key to exploring our own life experiences and how we came to be shaped and molded by them. These portals broach an elusive mystery: reflecting what has been discovered, what has been lost and what history is yet to be written. Visual, tactile and structural elements allow viewers to mine their own experiences, allowing for the opportunity of quiet reflection amid the chaos and uncertainty of the surrounding world. These mediators of mystery elevate the contemplation of deep surfaces – work undone and remade through scraping, sanding, painting over, like memories that have been reformed, polished, and retold from the distance of time. This work does not reference a specific place, person or event, but rather suggests a collage of interrelated subjects and cultures. The knotted angles and landscapes of thick paint offer vistas of tactile and structural elements which evolved from my earliest memories of the Helderberg mountain region in upstate New York, and the rich countryside surrounding the village of Ballycastle, County Mayo on the northwest coast of Ireland. While my work evolves from personal references, experiences and memories unknown to the viewer, it is my hope this work will prove a catalyst for individuals to wander through their own mysteries of uncertainty, and contemplation.fmann died of a heart attack in New York City on February 17, 1966.
Keyes Art
Mar. 18, 2021
Brian Dickerson "Field Line" Oil on Wood Construction
Est: $25,000 - $45,000
The deeply layered and reworked surfaces of my Constructed Paintings form a record of experience and emotion – a revelation of the time-honored process of self-exploration and all that it reveals. Hidden forms, apertures, geometric planes imposed onto flat layered surfaces suggest a geography, a key to exploring our own life experiences and how we came to be shaped and molded by them. These portals broach an elusive mystery: reflecting what has been discovered, what has been lost and what history is yet to be written. Visual, tactile and structural elements allow viewers to mine their own experiences, allowing for the opportunity of quiet reflection amid the chaos and uncertainty of the surrounding world. These mediators of mystery elevate the contemplation of deep surfaces – work undone and remade through scraping, sanding, painting over, like memories that have been reformed, polished, and retold from the distance of time. This work does not reference a specific place, person or event, but rather suggests a collage of interrelated subjects and cultures. The knotted angles and landscapes of thick paint offer vistas of tactile and structural elements which evolved from my earliest memories of the Helderberg mountain region in upstate New York, and the rich countryside surrounding the village of Ballycastle, County Mayo on the northwest coast of Ireland. While my work evolves from personal references, experiences and memories unknown to the viewer, it is my hope this work will prove a catalyst for individuals to wander through their own mysteries of uncertainty, and contemplation.fmann died of a heart attack in New York City on February 17, 1966.
Keyes Art
Jan. 28, 2021
Brian Wood (American, b. 1948) Lithograph
Est: $200 - $400
Brian Wood (AMERICAN, b. 1948) Lithograph on paper, signed, numbered and dated. Unframed. Size: 35'' x 24.5'', 89 x 62 cm (sheet). Provenance: Collection of Joshua P. Smith.
Material Culture
Nov. 28, 2020
Brian Andreas "Real Hero" Wood Sculpture
Est: $100 - $200
Brian Andreas "Real Hero" Wood Sculpture. Has the measurements of 29" x 16 1/2"
RB Fine Arts
Sep. 26, 2020
Brian Ford wood sculpture
Est: $400 - $600
Brian Fordham (American 20/ 21st c.)- Lion- carved and painted wood sculpture, 2007, signed and dated on the underside, 1 ear needs to be reattached. 26 x 40 x 24''
Rachel Davis Fine Arts
Mar. 16, 2016
WOOD BRIAN (n. 1948) Untitled.
Est: €800 - €1,200
WOOD BRIAN (n. 1948). Untitled.. Signature and year lower right.. Cm 110,00 x 35,00. 1979
Capitolium Art