Category:Marius Bunescu

**Marius Bunescu**
	Romanian artist (1881-1971)
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Date of birth	15 May 1881, 14 May 1891; Caracal; Marius Bunescu
Date of death	31 March 1971; Bucharest
Place of burial	Bellu Cemetery;
Country of citizenship	Romania;
Educated at	Academy of Fine Arts, Munich;
Occupation	painter; artist; draughtsman;
Member of political party	Romanian Workers' Party;
Field of work	art of painting;
Movement	Impressionism; Arta română Society; Tinerimea artistică; Fine Arts Union; Official Salon of Painting and Sculpture;
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