The artist collection
Paul Ranson Oil Painting Reproductions
Sweeping branches, vivid colour and decorative detail give Ranson’s paintings their distinctive character. This collection moves from the golden landscape of Apple Tree with Red Fruit to a blue interior and tall woodland compositions. Our Paul Ranson oil painting reproductions are painted by hand in oils on canvas to order, with advice on suitable sizes and framing.
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Ranson paintings
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Choosing your Ranson painting
Apple Tree with Red Fruit spreads dark branches across a golden landscape, with red fruit and flowers providing bright accents. Its horizontal shape gives the design room to unfold. The Blue Room offers another broad composition, pairing a warm orange figure with cool blues and strong outlines across the interior.
Digitales is much taller and narrower: a figure, winding plants and a patterned border form a decorative panel. Keep that border visible when considering a frame. Three Beeches offers a different woodland view, with substantial trunks, green foliage and a textured forest floor. Compare both the palette and the proportions when deciding which painting will sit comfortably on your wall.
Size and framing
The long, narrow shape of Digitales needs a different wall space from the broader Apple Tree with Red Fruit or The Blue Room. Preserve each composition’s proportions and include the frame when measuring. The listed sizes for our fine art reproductions are a starting point; send your wall measurements if you would like advice and a quotation for an alternative.
Our frames are handmade to order. Choose a moulding and colour finish to suit the painting and your room, from antique gold or silver to contemporary painted finishes, including actual Farrow & Ball shades. We can help compare finishes against the painting’s colours and decorative detail.
After discussing suitable sizes and prices, we can prepare a free room mock-up so you can judge the painting’s scale and proposed framing in your own space.
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About Paul Ranson
French Nabi painter and decorative artist, 1861–1909
Paul Ranson was born in Limoges in 1861 and became part of the Nabis, a group of young artists who sought new ways to organise colour, line and subject matter. He studied decorative art in Limoges before continuing his training in Paris, including at the Académie Julian. His studio became a meeting place for the group.
Japanese art had a strong influence on Ranson’s painting. Curving branches, flattened space and clear areas of colour helped him turn a landscape into a decorative design. He also worked on schemes for interiors, including wall panels associated with Siegfried Bing’s Maison de l’Art Nouveau. Painting and the decorative arts were closely connected in his practice.
Digitales, painted in 1899, brings these interests together in a tall composition surrounded by a patterned border. The National Museum of Western Art in Tokyo records the original as tempera on canvas and suggests a possible connection with a tapestry project. Ranson died in Paris in 1909.
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For a Ranson painting not shown here, send its title or a reference image, your preferred size and delivery location. We will assess the reference before preparing a quotation.
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