Henry William Bunbury

British, Mildenhall, Suffolk 1750–1811 Keswick, Cumberland · 28 works on DiscoverArt

Works

A Hail Storm — A Hail Storm1800–20

Three Riders Fall from their Mounts — Three Riders Fall from their Mounts1780–1820

Fallen Rider — Fallen Rider1780–1820

A Rider Falls into Water — A Rider Falls into Water1780–1820

Morning, or, the Man of Taste — Morning, or, the Man of Taste1802–11

Evening, or A Man of Feeling — Evening, or A Man of Feeling1802–11

Het oordeel van Paris, satire

Morning, or, the Man of Taste — Morning, or, the Man of Taste1802–11

A Hail Storm — A Hail Storm1782–1820

The Easter Hunt at Epping Forest, Plate First — The Easter Hunt at Epping Forest, Plate First1800–1820

Country Scene with Soldiers — Country Scene with Soldiersc. 1775–1811

Me and My Wife and Daughter — Me and My Wife and Daughter1780–1800

A Long Story — A Long Storyreissued after 1828

The Easter Hunt at Epping Forest, Plate Second — The Easter Hunt at Epping Forest, Plate Secondca. 1810

A Long Minuet — A Long Minuet1787

The Sulky Club — The Sulky Clubpublished March 18, 1794

In the Gallery — In the Galleryn.d.

Happy Peasant and Monk — Happy Peasant and Monk1770

Tea Drinking — Tea Drinkingpublished September 1, 1794

Origin of the Gout — Origin of the Goutca. 1810

A Light Method of Vaulting — A Light Method of Vaultingn.d

Scene Outside an Inn

The Long Story — The Long Story1782–1800

Four Scenes: How to Ride Genteel & Agreeable Down Hill; How to be Run Away With; The Mistaken Notion; How to Loose Your Way — Four Scenes: How to Ride Genteel & Agreeable Down Hill; How to be Run Away With; The Mistaken Notion; How to Loose Your Way1787 or later

Four Scenes: How to Stop your Horse at Pleasure; Geoffrey Gombado Esq-r.; How to Ride up Hyde Park; A Bit of Blood — Four Scenes: How to Stop your Horse at Pleasure; Geoffrey Gombado Esq-r.; How to Ride up Hyde Park; A Bit of Blood1787 or later

A Smoking Club — A Smoking Clubn.d.

Figure of a Man, the Lawyer — Figure of a Man, the Lawyerca. 1790

A Visit to the Camp (Furnishing Fabric) — A Visit to the Camp (Furnishing Fabric)c. 1785

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