John Badcock
AM Greenvale 7-5-20 $4,250 framed Status: Available
Walker Road 1/11/15 $4,250 framed Status: Available
Hereford Cows 08′ $4,250 framed Status: Sold
The Dance, Sunflowers AM 20/02/23 $14,500 framed Status: Available
Chrysanthemums 12/11/22 $6,500 framed Status: Sold
Full Bloom, Sunflowers $6,500 framed Status: Sold
Early Snow Ferry Road 25/2/23 AM $4,250 framed Status: Available
After the Rain, Scotsburn Road, Mt Peel 10/02/22 $4,250 framed Status: Sold
Grazing, Walker Road $4,250 framed Status: Sold
Midday Rakaia Gorge 13/1/22 $4,250 framed Status: Available
Sunset Pleasant Valley 3/8/22 $4,250 framed Status: Available
Territory 2023 $5,850 framed Status: Available
Thoughts of Tom Thomson 2023 $4,850 framed Status: Available
The Fly Over 2023 $5,850 framed Status: Available
Nosey Neighbour 2023 $5,850 Status: Available
Silent Objects 2016-2023 $4,850 framed Status: Available
Carrot seed 26/1/22 $14,500 framed Status: Available
Studio Garden 22/10/22 $14,500 framed Status: Available
Chrysanthemums II AM. 14/1/22 $14,500 framed Status: Sold
John Badcock
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John Badcock is a well recognised name in New Zealand Art. He is from an extremely artistic family, and first began painting with his father, Douglas Badcock, in Queenstown over 50 years ago. He has been working as a professional artist for more than 35 years and has had numerous public and dealer gallery exhibitions.
His works are held in major public collections including The Hocken Library, Dunedin, Christchurch Art Gallery, New Zealand Portrait Gallery, Wellington, Aigantighe Art Gallery, Timaru and Andersons Park, Invercargill. He also has work in the Sackman Corporation collection in New York.
John’s artwork is identifiable by his heavily applied and beautifully sculptured use of rich oil paint on board. These rich textural paintings illustrate the skill of John’s ability to form fields of grasses and seeding flowers, stunning portraiture or the bold form of intricate Victorian architecture from paint that is almost “falling off the canvas”.
John has numerous awards to his name from throughout New Zealand and in 2007 he was selected for the Archibald Salon des Refuses exhibition in Sydney, Australia.
Early in 2015 John was included in the top 10 Great Artists from New Zealand list, compiled by theculturetrip.com and joins the other great artists such as Bill Hammond, Jason Greig and Kushana Bush
