Private jet charter company JetSmarter, collaborated with and Talent Resources. They presented an exclusive art exhibition at East Hampton’s renowned Gallery Valentine, dedicated to the works of Peter Beard, which featured subjects including: Pamela Anderson, Hannah Davis, Chanel Iman, Nina Agdal, Helena Christensen and Alexandra Richards. A private viewing was held on Saturday, July 2nd, 2016, with 25 unique art pieces on display. The works were shown by artist and women’s right activist Natalie White, who was Beard’s recurring muse and the subject of many of his works of art. All of the works were available for purchase and range from $50,000 to $150,000, with the total collection of works worth over a million dollars. Some of the remaining works can be seen at Art Southampton July 7-11, 2016.

Notable attendees included: Courtney Love with producer boyfriend Nick Jarecki, Beard’s muse Natalie White with sister Elizabeth White, art world collectors Helly Nahmad and Larry Warsh,  DuJour magazine’s Jason Binn, Kelly Bensimon, it-girl Maya Henry with mother Azteca Henry, Tony winning producer Rose Caiola, lawyer to the oligarchs Ed Mermelstein, fashion designer Jill Stuart and artist Erik Parker. Courtney Love showed considerable interest for the works, taking her time browsing through the art collection with boyfriend Nick Jarecki, who signed up with JetSmarter to zip off on a private jet charter home to Los Angeles.

Notable attendees included: Courtney Love with producer boyfriend Nick Jarecki, Beard’s muse Natalie White with sister Elizabeth White, art world collectors Helly Nahmad and Larry Warsh,  Kelly Bensimon, it girl Maya Henry with mother Azteca Henry, Tony winning producer Rose Caiola, lawyer to the oligarchs Ed Mermelstein, fashion designer Jill Stuart and artist Erik Parker.  After browsing the gallery, Courtney signed up with JetSmarter on the day and used one of their private jet charters to fly back to the west coast.

Additional works of Peter Beard are on display at East Hampton’s Guild Hall museum with the solo show “Last Word From Paradise” for the month of July 2016, which is the artist’s first U.S. museum solo exhibition in over 15 years.

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