Barent van Kalraet, or Barent Pietersz Calraat (16 August 1649 – 9 February 1737) was a Dutch Golden Age painter and the younger brother of Abraham Calraet.
He learned to paint from his brother Abraham, and he later became a pupil of Aelbert Cuyp.
[1] He changed his style several times, and in later life took to painting Rhine landscapes in the manner of Herman Saftleven.
[1] He was still painting when Houbraken was writing his book, but it was more a hobby than a business for him.
[1] He resided throughout his life in Dordrecht, and made copies after the landscape artists Cuyp and Saftleven, but also Jan Both, Cornelis van Poelenburch, Philip Wouwerman and Willem de Heusch.