Arnaud Barraud Australian Studio Pottery Bowl

Large Signed Australian Studio Pottery Bowl with Red, Blue & Purple Glazes

$295.00

A substantial Australian studio pottery bowl by Arnaud Barraud, richly glazed in contrasting red, deep blue, violet and earthy tones. Measuring 26 cm in diameter and weighing over 2.2 kg, the bowl is marked with Barraud’s impressed AB maker’s mark and is a striking example of Australian studio ceramics.

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Arnaud Barraud Australian Studio Pottery Bowl

A substantial and visually striking Australian studio pottery bowl by ceramicist Arnaud Barraud, distinguished by its rich combination of deep blue, violet, red and iron-toned glazes.

The generous bowl form provides a broad surface across which the glazes interact. Areas of intense cobalt and violet-blue are broken by lighter textured glaze effects before meeting a sweeping red field with darker iron-toned detail. The deep red glazed rim provides a strong visual boundary around the composition.

Measuring approximately 26 cm in diameter and 12.5 cm high, and weighing 2.274 kg, this is a particularly substantial piece of Barraud’s studio pottery.

Arnaud Barraud was born in Palmerston North, New Zealand, in 1942. After initially studying architecture and spending time as a painter and sculptor, he began making pottery professionally around 1970. He later settled in Australia and has been associated with Victoria’s studio ceramics community for many years.

His production encompasses both functional and decorative ceramics, particularly stoneware, and examples of his work are commonly identified by an impressed AB maker’s mark.

Details

Maker: Arnaud Barraud
Origin: Australia
Type: Studio pottery bowl
Material: Ceramic / stoneware
Decoration: Multi-coloured glazed surface
Maker’s mark: Impressed AB
Inventory code: TMCEJC-000023 UP

Dimensions

Diameter: 26 cm
Height: 12.5 cm
Weight: 2,274 g

Condition

As with all handmade studio pottery, minor variations in glaze, surface and form are inherent to the making and firing process rather than necessarily being condition faults.

Collector’s Note

Barraud’s long career bridges New Zealand and Australian studio pottery traditions, and his work ranges from functional domestic ware to much more strongly decorative pieces. Auction evidence demonstrates considerable variation in the market according to form, scale and quality of glaze treatment.

This bowl is particularly appealing for its considerable scale and dramatic colour contrast, making it suitable both for an Australian studio pottery collection and as a standalone decorative object.

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