Rupert Bunny
1864–1947 · Australian · 28 artworks
ImpressionismArt Nouveau (Modern)ImpastoPastel Color PalettesDepiction of Light and AtmosphereElegant Figure StudiesJaponisme Influences
artist bio
Rupert Bunny was an Australian painter who spent much of his career in France. He is known for his Impressionistic and Art Nouveau paintings, particularly his depictions of elegant women in leisure settings.
what you'll learn
Studying Bunny's work allows students to explore the intersection of Impressionism and Art Nouveau, focusing on color palettes, composition, and the depiction of light and atmosphere in both figure and landscape painting.
related: Claude Monet, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Mary Cassatt
28 artworks
Angels Descending
1897
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Madame Melba
1902
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Waterfront, Bandol
1929
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Returning from the garden
1906
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Portrait of the artist's wife
1902
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Summer time
1907
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On the beach (Royan)
1908
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Sketch for 'Cemetery, south of France'
1920
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Cemetery, south of France
1920
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The garden bench
1915
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In the Luxembourg gardens
1909
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Saltimbanques
1930
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Circe
1921
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Portrait of C.F. Keary
1891
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Portrait of Miss Hilary Mackinnon
1913
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Etaples
1902
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House below hill
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Beautiful Afternoon in Royan
1910
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Sketch for 'Sanary, France'
1925
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The soothsayer
1913
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Spring, St Paul
1923
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Blue day, Bandol
1929
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Landscape (Cassis)
1931
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Bell dance
1920
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Flowers
1930
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The cypresses (Cassis)
1931
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Sketch for 'Near Toulon'
1929
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Study for 'A summer morning'
1908
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