Charles Decimus Barraud b. 1822

Also known as C. D. Barraud, Mr Barrow
  • Artist (Painter)
Despite living mostly in New Zealand, Barraud spent several years in Victoria and in 1854 he exhibited several paintings, all of New Zealand scenes, at the Melbourne Exhibition. Barraud is represented in most of New Zealand's major galleries but there are no Australian works known.
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Name
Charles Decimus Barraud
Also known as:
  • C. D. Barraud
  • Mr Barrow (Attributed)
Gender
Male
Roles
  • Artist (Painter)
Other Occupation
  • Chemist
Birth date
1822
Death date
1897
Active Period
  • c.1852 - c.1888
Arrival
  • c.1852 (Victoria)
Residence
  • c.1873- England, UK
  • c.1857 - c.1888 Wellington, New Zealand
  • c.1852 - c.1857 Victoria
  • c.1849 - c.1852 Wellington, New Zealand
Languages
  • English
Initial Record Data Source
  • The Dictionary of Australian Artists: painters, sketchers, photographers and engravers to 1870

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Related works
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  • Bush Scene, New Zealand (creator of)
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  • George Guillaume (creator of)
  • Forest of Black Birch, New Zealand (creator of)
  • Bush Scene, New Zealand (creator of)
  • Horowenna Lake, New Zealand (creator of)
  • The Right Worshipful the Mayor (creator of)
  • George Guillaume (creator of)
  • Forest of Black Birch, New Zealand (creator of)
Related events
  • Centennial International Exhibition (None)
  • Melbourne International Exhibition (None)
  • New Zealand Exhibition (exhibited at)
  • Victorian Society of Fine Arts Exhibition (None)
  • Melbourne Exhibition (exhibited at)
  • Art Union exhibition (exhibited at)
  • New Zealand Exhibition (exhibited at)
  • Melbourne Exhibition (exhibited at)
  • Art Union exhibition (exhibited at)
  • Centennial International Exhibition (None)
  • Melbourne International Exhibition (None)
  • Victorian Society of Fine Arts Exhibition (None)