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Bay Hunter in Stable Artist Henry Barraud 1811-1874 Equine Horse Oil Portrait Paintings
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Bay Hunter in Stable Artist Henry Barraud 1811-1874 Equine Horse Oil Portrait Paintings

19th century
Description

A LARGE EXAMPLE BY HIGHLY DESIRABLE

Rarer With Addition Of Dogs

LABEL VERSO :

Henry Barraud 1811-1874

Exhibited At The RA (Royal Academy) 1833-1859

CHRISTIES Black Inked Stencil C0233 Verso.

A large stunning Equine Painting in oils on canvas depicting a fine study of a light chestnut bay hunter standing in a courtyard outside a stable with hound and terrier by horses feet.

There is a cat resting on the stable window ledge looking on and below is an old tin drinking bucket which is monogrammed with the artists initials H.B.

ABOUT HENRY BARRAUD b1811 - London-

( Artist Signed H.Barraud Lower Right Corner )

Born into an unusually talented family whose accomplishments included medicine, horology, photography and painting, Henry Barraud distinguished himself as a portraitist and a sporting artist.

He excelled in painting equestrian portraits and more general scenes, peopled with identifiable figures and numerous horses and hounds.

Henry was the younger brother of William (1810-1850), who was also an important sporting artist.

He studied with JJ Middleton, a portrait painter, who influenced the figurative aspect of his work.

The Barraud brothers shared a studio from 1835 until William’s death in 1850 and collaborated on many paintings. They also produced a book entitled Sketches of Figures and Animals published by H. Graves and Co. circa 1850.

Henry exhibited regularly at the Royal Academy from 1833 to 1859 and at the British Institution from 1831 to 1864.

FRAMED MEASUREMENTS

Height : 33.5 Inches ( 85 cm )

Width : 41 Inches ( 104 cm )

Depth : 2.5 Inches ( 6 cm )

CONDITION

Very Good Order For Age / Past Reline

FRAME

Original Gilt Swept Frame / Past Minor Repairs

DELIVERY

UK P & P By Insured Fine Art Courier £95

Worldwide : EU £350 / USA £400

TELEPHONE ENQUIRIES : 07765 856171

Quote Ref : 0927

Physical Dimensions
Height
85cm (33.46")
Width
104cm (40.94")
Depth
6cm (2.36")
Declaration

Mansion House Antiques & Fine Art has dated this Antique Equine Oil Painting to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1224048
Dealers Internal Reference
0927
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Description
A LARGE EXAMPLE BY HIGHLY DESIRABLE

Rarer With Addition Of Dogs

LABEL VERSO :

Henry Barraud 1811-1874

Exhibited At The RA (Royal Academy) 1833-1859

CHRISTIES Black Inked Stencil C0233 Verso.

“
A large stunning Equine Painting in oils on canvas depicting a fine study of a light chestnut bay hunter standing in a courtyard outside a stable with hound and terrier by horses feet.
Mansion House Antiques & Fine Art
fig 1. A 19th-century oil painting on canvas portraying a brown bay hunter horse inside a stone stable with two dogs, presented in an ornate gilt frame.
fig 1. Bay Hunter in Stable Artist Henry Barraud 1811-1874 Equine Horse Oil Portrait Paintings

There is a cat resting on the stable window ledge looking on and below is an old tin drinking bucket which is monogrammed with the artists initials H.B.

ABOUT HENRY BARRAUD b1811 - London-

( Artist Signed H.Barraud Lower Right Corner )

fig 2. A 19th-century oil painting on canvas portraying a brown bay hunter horse inside a stone stable with two dogs, presented in an ornate gilt frame.
fig 2. Bay Hunter in Stable Artist Henry Barraud 1811-1874 Equine Horse Oil Portrait Paintings

Born into an unusually talented family whose accomplishments included medicine, horology, photography and painting, Henry Barraud distinguished himself as a portraitist and a sporting artist.

He excelled in painting equestrian portraits and more general scenes, peopled with identifiable figures and numerous horses and hounds.

fig 3. A 19th-century oil painting on canvas portraying a brown bay hunter horse inside a stone stable with two dogs, presented in an ornate gilt frame.
fig 3. Bay Hunter in Stable Artist Henry Barraud 1811-1874 Equine Horse Oil Portrait Paintings

Henry was the younger brother of William (1810-1850), who was also an important sporting artist.

He studied with JJ Middleton, a portrait painter, who influenced the figurative aspect of his work.

The Barraud brothers shared a studio from 1835 until William’s death in 1850 and collaborated on many paintings. They also produced a book entitled Sketches of Figures and Animals published by H. Graves and Co. circa 1850.

fig 4. A 19th-century oil painting on canvas portraying a brown bay hunter horse inside a stone stable with two dogs, presented in an ornate gilt frame.
fig 4. Bay Hunter in Stable Artist Henry Barraud 1811-1874 Equine Horse Oil Portrait Paintings

Henry exhibited regularly at the Royal Academy from 1833 to 1859 and at the British Institution from 1831 to 1864.

FRAMED MEASUREMENTS

Height : 33.5 Inches ( 85 cm )

Width : 41 Inches ( 104 cm )

Depth : 2.5 Inches ( 6 cm )

fig 5. A 19th-century oil painting on canvas portraying a brown bay hunter horse inside a stone stable with two dogs, presented in an ornate gilt frame.
fig 5. Bay Hunter in Stable Artist Henry Barraud 1811-1874 Equine Horse Oil Portrait Paintings

CONDITION

Very Good Order For Age / Past Reline

FRAME

Original Gilt Swept Frame / Past Minor Repairs

DELIVERY

UK P & P By Insured Fine Art Courier £95

Worldwide : EU £350 / USA £400

TELEPHONE ENQUIRIES : 07765 856171

Quote Ref : 0927

Height
85cm (33.46")
Width
104cm (40.94")
Depth
6cm (2.36")
Date of Manufacture

Mansion House Antiques & Fine Art has dated this Antique Equine Oil Painting to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1224048
Dealers Internal Ref
0927
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Victorian equine painting focused on realistic representations of horses, often commissioned by patrons to record prized hunters, racehorses, or working stock. Artists such as Henry Barraud depicted fine anatomical details, set within functional stable interiors or countryside landscapes, reflecting British equestrian culture.

Paintings from this era were primarily executed using oil pigments mixed with natural drying oils on stretched linen or cotton canvas. Frames were constructed from timber with applied plaster or composition moulding, subsequently finished with gold leaf gilding.

Authentic period paintings show subtle age signs including natural craquelure across the paint surface, surface oxidisation on the varnish layer, and timber stretcher bar impressions visible from behind. Original gilding on the frame typically displays gentle wear exposing the underlying bole or plaster layer.

An equestrian oil portrait acts as a focal point above a fireplace mantle or a timber sideboard. Pairing the gilded frame with neutral wall colours or dark panelling creates visual contrast and anchors traditional or eclectic room designs.

Keep the canvas away from direct sunlight, excess moisture, and direct heat sources to prevent cracking or warping. Dust the frame and surface gently with a soft dry brush, avoiding liquid cleaners or abrasive materials that damage historic varnish layers.
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