François Barraud Prints – Portraits, Flowers & Precise Still Life

François Barraud prints give faces, vessels, flowers and small objects a clear presence within restrained settings. Smooth surfaces and sharply placed shadows can make an ordinary arrangement feel unusually deliberate. Explore the collection alongside still life prints, portrait art and flower subjects, comparing the sitter’s surroundings with carefully arranged objects.

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Bouquet d'anémones by Francois Barraud
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Self-portrait (the madman, the François), 1930 by Francois Barraud
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Portrait de femme by Francois Barraud
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Red Mullets, Rougets poissons d’avril (1932) by Francois Barraud
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Rainbow Trout (Les truites arc-en-ciel), 1931 by Francois Barraud
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The trailers (Les roulottes) by Francois Barraud
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Le collège des Entre-deux-Monts (1929) by Francois Barraud
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Girl At Work (1933) by Francois Barraud
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Les Musiciens (les quatre frères Barraud), 1921 by Francois Barraud
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Tulips perroquets (1931) by Francois Barraud
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Anémones by Francois Barraud
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A standing figure within the doorway

Self-Portrait, 1930 sets the dark-clothed sitter against pale architectural panels, holding a rectangular object near one side. The tall format follows the body closely. Small wall details and the angle of the surrounding frame make the figure’s place in the room as deliberate as the pose itself.

Fish and a tall vessel against folded cloth

Red Mullets arranges several pale pink fish around a dark upright form, with drapery spreading behind them. Their different orientations create a radiating group of small bodies and fins. The limited surrounding objects keep the surfaces, shadows and pointed shapes of the fish particularly prominent.

Flowers enclosed by the hanging fabric

Bouquet of Anemones gathers pink, purple and pale blooms in a clear cylindrical vessel before softly folded cloth. Stems remain visible through the glass, adding finer straight lines below the rounded flower heads. The arrangement connects natural detail to a carefully controlled setting of curved fabric and pale shadows.

Related artists and collections

Compare poised figures in Boris Grigoriev, carefully arranged objects in Evert Collier and pared-down compositions in Charles Demuth. The still life collection extends the vessels, fish and flowers, while portraits and people follows the sitter’s posture and relationship to the surrounding interior.

Read more in our guide to François Barraud.