Biard Collection

Scene on the Nile: a Family is Attacked by a Crocodile. Creator: Biard, François-August (1798-1882)
Scene on the Nile: a Family is Attacked by a Crocodile. Private Collection

The Artists Studio, (oil on canvas)
989612 The Artists Studio, (oil on canvas) by Biard, Francois Auguste (1798-1882); 46.3x61.6 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: The Artists Studio. Francois Auguste Biard (1798-1882). Oil on canvas

Amazonian Indians Worshiping the Sun God, ca 1860. Creator: Biard
Amazonian Indians Worshiping the Sun God, ca 1860. Found in the collection of Pinacoteca do Estado de Sao Paulo

La garde nationale de campagne defilant devant le maire. Private Collection

Eskimo kayaks, the kiss, 1842. Creator: Biard, Francois-August (1798-1882)
Eskimo kayaks, the kiss, 1842. Found in the collection of Musee d Art et d Histoire Baron Gerard, Bayeux

The Duke of Orleans on the Muonio River in Lapland, August 1795, 1840. Found in the collection of Musee de l Histoire de France, Chateau de Versailles

Fighting Polar Bears, 1839. Creator: Biard, Francois-August (1798-1882)
Fighting Polar Bears, 1839. Found in the collection of Nordnorsk Kunstmuseum

Venus, standing with the three Graces, is offered a flower from a putto, 1607-61

Eight Satyres and Satyresses Finishing a Meal, 1607-61. Creator: Pierre Biard
Eight Satyres and Satyresses Finishing a Meal, 1607-61

Sacrifice of Iphigenia, 1607-61. Creator: Pierre Biard
Sacrifice of Iphigenia, 1607-61

AUGUSTE FRANCOIS BIARD French painter of landscapes and animals, depicted dressed as a polar bear to get closer to his subject... Date: 1800 - 1882

Queen Victoria recieved the King Louis Philippe I on board the Royal Yacht, 2 September 1843. Found in the collection of Musee de l Histoire de France, Chateau de Versailles

Apollo and the Spirit of Sculpture, 1607-61. Creator: Pierre Biard
Apollo and the Spirit of Sculpture, 1607-61

Study supporting the fainting personification of Sculpture; standing next to them, France as a draped woman holding crown and sceptre, 1607-61

Auguste Biard, Artist
AUGUSTE FRANCOIS BIARD French painter of landscapes and wildlife - he once disguised himself as a polar bear to approach his subject more closely. Date: 1800 - 1882

BIARD, Fran篩s Auguste (1799-1882). Meeting between Louis-Philippe I (1773-1850) and Queen Victoria (1819-1901) at Le Treport, 2nd September 1843, 1844. Oil on canvas. FRANCE

Paris, France - Chateau d Eau, Jardin du Luxembourg. Date: 1830

BIARD, Fran篩s Auguste (1799-1882). Queen Victoria

POLAR BEAR ATTACK. Whalers attacked by polar bears. Steel engraving, English, c1840, after a painting by François Auguste Biard

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"Exploring the Diverse Artistic World of Biard: From Amazonian Indians to Eskimo Kayaks" Step into the captivating realm of Biard, a versatile artist who delved into various themes and subjects throughout his career. In "The Artists Studio, " we witness his mastery of oil on canvas, as he brings to life the vibrant atmosphere where creativity thrives. Traveling across continents, Biard takes us deep into the heart of Amazonia in "Amazonian Indians Worshiping the Sun God. " With meticulous detail, he captures their reverence for nature and spirituality, transporting us to a world untouched by time. In "La garde nationale de campagne defilant devant le maire, " Biard showcases his ability to depict historical events with precision. The grandeur and unity displayed by these soldiers marching before their mayor evoke a sense of pride and patriotism. Venturing further north, we encounter an intimate moment frozen in time in "Eskimo kayaks, the kiss. " Through this tender embrace amidst icy waters, Biard reveals not only love but also resilience against harsh environments. Continuing his exploration of remote regions, Biard presents us with "The Duke of Orleans on the Muonio River in Lapland. " This striking piece transports us back to 1795 when royalty embarked on daring expeditions that pushed boundaries and expanded horizons. Intriguingly dangerous yet mesmerizing is "Fighting Polar Bears, " where Biard's brushstrokes capture both ferocity and vulnerability. These majestic creatures engage in a battle for survival within an unforgiving Arctic landscape. Shifting gears from wildlife encounters to mythological realms, Pierre Biard enchants us with scenes such as "Venus and Cupid on a Chariot. " Here we witness divine beauty intertwined with celestial love—a testament to human fascination with ancient tales. Further exploring mythology's allure is "Venus standing with the three Graces, offered a flower from a putto.