New Zealand Graphic and Descriptive. Mount Alford. (1877)

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Step into the serene landscape of New Zealand as depicted in Charles Decimus Barraud’s enchanting painting, “New Zealand Graphic and Descriptive. Mount Alford.” Created in 1877, this exquisite work of art captures the rich, unspoiled beauty of New Zealand’s South Island during the 19th century.The scene is set in a tranquil valley flanked by the majestic Southern Alps. To the left, a rustic wooden fence and a footbridge invite the viewer into this idyllic setting, where a calm river meanders through grass-covered meadows. The middle ground reveals a shepherd, gracefully tending to a flock, enhancing the pastoral feel of the landscape. Beyond, Mount Alford rises with its snow-capped peak, towering over the lush, rolling plains that gently fade into the horizon.Barraud’s masterful use of color and light brings a soft glow to the canvas, capturing the magical hour when the sun casts warm hues upon the mountains, creating a contrast with the cool shades in the foreground. This detailed portrayal not only reflects Barraud’s skill as a painter but also his deep appreciation for the New Zealand landscape.

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Charles Decimus Barraud (9 May 1822 – 26 December 1897) was a New Zealand pharmacist and artist.