Category:Rupert Bunny

**Rupert Bunny**
	Australian painter (1864-1947) Self-portrait circa 1895
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Date of birth	29 September 1864; Melbourne
Date of death	25 May 1947; Melbourne
Country of citizenship	Australia;
Educated at	National Gallery of Victoria Art School;
Occupation	painter;
Work location	Paris (1886–1932);
Notable work	Après le bain;
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	Q3056806; ISNI: 0000000083594182; VIAF ID: 15044420; GND ID: 119181770; Library of Congress authority ID: n88266415; Bibliothèque nationale de France ID: 14970785v; IdRef ID: 258475706; Libraries Australia ID: 36543686; NACSIS-CAT author ID: DA16134888; Open Library ID: OL2242699A; Union List of Artist Names ID: 500019355; RKDartists ID: 14062; Europeana entity: agent/base/158634
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