The continuing record

Sold & Archive

Not every painting remains available, but each work contributes to the larger history of White Grizzley Art. Sold and donated works remain visible here rather than disappearing from the artist's record.

Why preserve the archive?

A body of work should have a memory.

Keeping historical works visible helps collectors understand the evolution, range and continuity of David Hardy's practice. The current archive preserves the sold and donated works documented in the master catalog.

8 historical works shown
Stephen in Richmond — historical artwork by David Thomas Hardy
2015Sold

Stephen in Richmond

30 W × 40 H · Acrylic

Private collection / no longer available
Patchwork Quilt — historical artwork by David Thomas Hardy
2013Sold

Patchwork Quilt

18 W × 24 H · Acrylic

Private collection / no longer available
Subway Wall 001 — historical artwork by David Thomas Hardy
2013Sold

Subway Wall 001

12 W × 24 H · Acrylic

Private collection / no longer available
Woven Ribbons — historical artwork by David Thomas Hardy
2013Donated

Woven Ribbons

5 W × 17 H · Acrylic

Historical record — donated work
Swirling Red Sea — historical artwork by David Thomas Hardy
2012Donated

Swirling Red Sea

40 W × 30 H · Acrylic

Historical record — donated work
Broken Pieces — historical artwork by David Thomas Hardy
2012Donated

Broken Pieces

24 W × 30 H · Acrylic

Historical record — donated work
Flower Garden — historical artwork by David Thomas Hardy
2012Donated

Flower Garden

48 W × 72 H · Acrylic

Historical record — donated work
At Disney Hall — historical artwork by David Thomas Hardy
2012Sold

At Disney Hall

30 W × 40 H · Acrylic

Private collection / no longer available
Historical record

Past works remain part of the story.

These sold and donated paintings are retained as part of the documented White Grizzley Art catalog, giving collectors a clearer view of the range and development of David Hardy's work over time.