Hunter Biden Sells Painting for $54,000 With Video Call and Wins $1.7 Million Defamation Award

Hunter Biden is selling a 36-by-36-inch canvas titled “Watchers” for $54,000, with each purchase including a private video call in which he discusses the painting, according to the operations manager of the Hunter Biden Studio. New York Post reported that he is selling his work directly from his own website after ending his representation by a gallery.

He launched a media campaign in May that has drawn 335,000 Instagram followers.

On the platform he describes himself as an artist, author and recovery advocate. New York Post reported that he has appeared on podcasts hosted by Nick Fuentes and Candace Owens as part of efforts to promote his art. In a Substack post last week, Hunter Biden wrote that he went into hiding after The New York Post published reporting on his abandoned laptop shortly before the 2020 election.

He stated that after his father won the election he stopped entering grocery stores, with his wife going inside alone while he remained in the car with their son. Hunter Biden recently recorded an interview with Nick Fuentes in a Philadelphia hotel room that nearly led to a physical altercation, New York Post reported, citing the Hollywood Reporter.

The session was arranged by YouTube personality Andrew Callaghan and is scheduled to air later this month.

Hunter Biden serves as executive director of the Peak Path Health Foundation, which operates a luxury rehabilitation facility in Los Angeles, and he appears to be working from a studio in California. Last week a federal judge in California awarded him $1.7 million in punitive damages in a defamation suit against Patrick Byrne.

Byrne had accused Hunter Biden of offering in 2021 to have his father unfreeze $8 billion in Iranian funds in exchange for a bribe.