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Henry William Bunbury — VisualArtsDB

Henry William Bunbury

Suffolk, United Kingdom · b. 1750 — d. 1811

Unknown Artist after Henry William Bunbury (English, 1750-1811)

Timeline

Born 1750 — Died 1811

1750s

A Smoking Club

A Smoking Club

1770s

In the Gallery

In the Gallery

A Light Method of Vaulting

A Light Method of Vaulting

A Visit to the Camp (Furnishing Fabric)

A Visit to the Camp (Furnishing Fabric)

Mr Meredithe

Mr Meredithe

1780s

The Minuet. Verso: Two heads, and Three Other Heads, Vertically

The Minuet. Verso: Two heads, and Three Other Heads, Vertically

‘Coffee is quite ready Gentlemen’

‘Coffee is quite ready Gentlemen’

1790s

Tea Drinking

Tea Drinking

The Sulky Club

The Sulky Club

Works

37 artworks

A Smoking Club

A Smoking Club

, 1750

A Light Method of Vaulting

A Light Method of Vaulting

, 1770

In the Gallery

In the Gallery

, 1770

A Visit to the Camp (Furnishing Fabric)

A Visit to the Camp (Furnishing Fabric)

, 1775

Mr Meredithe

Mr Meredithe

, 1779

The Minuet. Verso: Two heads, and Three Other Heads, Vertically

The Minuet. Verso: Two heads, and Three Other Heads, Vertically

, 1780

‘Coffee is quite ready Gentlemen’

‘Coffee is quite ready Gentlemen’

, 1783

The Sulky Club

The Sulky Club

, 1794

Tea Drinking

Tea Drinking

, 1794

The Scandalmongers, I

The Scandalmongers, I

Various Sketches, Possibly Theatrical: A Nymph and a Figure with Asses’ Ears Blowing a Trumpet, Carrying a Banner; a Similar Pair; Two Female Figures under a Tree, and a Comic Putto or Faun; Studies for These; A Standing Woman. Double-Sided

Various Sketches, Possibly Theatrical: A Nymph and a Figure with Asses’ Ears Blowing a Trumpet, Carrying a Banner; a Similar Pair; Two Female Figures under a Tree, and a Comic Putto or Faun; Studies for These; A Standing Woman. Double-Sided

Three Figures

Three Figures

Sheet of Caricature Heads (Eleven). Verso: (a) Two Men Conversing; (b) A Man and Woman Embracing

Sheet of Caricature Heads (Eleven). Verso: (a) Two Men Conversing; (b) A Man and Woman Embracing

Four Men

Four Men

Old Soldier with Petition

Old Soldier with Petition

Three Anglers

Three Anglers

The Dance

The Dance

The Bird-Cage. Verso: Woman in Profile Facing Right and Study of a Man

Two Figures, One Fully Worked Up, a Man with a Sword. Caricature

Two Figures, One Fully Worked Up, a Man with a Sword. Caricature

A Man and a Woman in a Gig Arriving at an Inn

A Man and a Woman in a Gig Arriving at an Inn

A Young Man Standing by a Table

The Anglers. Caricature

The Anglers. Caricature

Three Figures from a Harlequinade. Verso: Two Figures and a Head, and a Man with Pitchfork Attacking a Recumbent Harlequin

Three Figures from a Harlequinade. Verso: Two Figures and a Head, and a Man with Pitchfork Attacking a Recumbent Harlequin

The Scandalmongers, II

The Scandalmongers, II

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