Works in the database
109
Works with images
24
Works with multiple sales
8

Past Sales

Wangapaoua Beach
Rangitoto from Freemans Bay
Boat Repairing

Sales by Medium

Works on Paper
Sold 70 works for
$30,126
Paintings
Sold 12 works for
$9,181
Prints & Graphics
Sold 6 works for
$583

Where to buy or sell art works by William Francis Barraud

Auction Houses

Dunbar Sloane
Sold 50 works for
$11,571
International Art Centre
Sold 13 works for
$7,420
Webb's
Sold 9 works for
$6,332

Born in New Zealand in 1850, William Barraud was the son of Charles D. Barraud. A watercolourist and etcher, he travelled in Australia and Europe. Barraud exhibited widely in New Zealand.

The total number of works by William Barraud offered for sale by auction since 1984 is 109, of which 88 (81%) were sold. The highest price recorded for the artist is $6,210 for The Queen's Ponies at Windsor sold by Sotheby's in November 1997. This year one work has been offered for sale. Works by William Barraud are held by the Christchurch Art Gallery, Suter Art Gallery and Museum Of New Zealand.

William Francis Barraud is listed in the following standard biographical references:

  • McGahey, Kate. The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists Painters Printmakers Sculptors, Gilt Edge Publishing, Wellington, New Zealand, 2000. Page 15
  • The Find New Zealand Artists web site: a database of artist names that directs researchers to the rich resources found in New Zealand's libraries, art society exhibition histories and published sources.

Artists' Resale Royalty

Could the second and subsequent works by this artist sold after June 9, 2010 for over $1,000 be liable for the Artists' Resale Royalty? More info…

No, ineligible. The artist has been deceased for more than 70 years.

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