Barraud Collection
"Barraud: A Journey Through Art, History, and Culture" Step into the world of Barraud, a name that resonates with artistic brilliance across various realms
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"Barraud: A Journey Through Art, History, and Culture" Step into the world of Barraud, a name that resonates with artistic brilliance across various realms. From capturing the whimsical scene of "Alice and the Dormouse" in 1887 to immortalizing British actress Cissy Grahame in "The Pickpocket" just a year prior, Ernest Barraud's talent knows no bounds. But it doesn't stop there. Travel back to 1847 at the Wiltshire Great Coursing Meeting held in Amesbury, where Barraud skillfully depicts the excitement and energy of this sporting event. And if you're longing for a glimpse into Victorian London, his portrayal of Oxford Street looking west from Oxford Circus will transport you to bustling streets filled with life. Yet, artistry runs deep within the Barraud family as William Barraud showcases his mastery through "The Old Surrey Foxhounds, " capturing both elegance and strength. Meanwhile, George Barraud's illustration of chivalry brings forth images of knights gallantly defending honor on horseback. Venturing beyond paintings alone, explore architectural wonders such as Lincoln Cathedral in Lincolnshire or Hereford Cathedral in Herefordshire—both beautifully depicted by artists bearing the surname Barraud. And let us not forget about their portraiture skills. The likes of painter William Holman Hunt or renowned writers Sir Henry Rider Haggard and Thomas Hardy are brought to life through intimate portraits created by none other than members of the talented Barraud family. So join us on this captivating journey through time—a celebration of artistry that spans generations—and discover why the name 'Barraud' holds such significance in our cultural tapestry.