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Multiple Tulips from Tulley's Tulip Garden 🌷
Taken by PrueShy
Good Morning, Happy Thursday
Mixed flowers on pink cloth by Roderic OConor
Rupert Bunny - Still Life - Mixed Flowers, circa 1927-32, oil on canvas
Rupert Charles Bunny (1864–1947) was a masterful Australian painter who was recognised internationally. Bunny was born at St Kilda, Melbourne. He spent two years of his childhood in Europe where he became fluent in French and German. In 1881, he enrolled at the University of Melbourne to study civil engineering. He quit his studies and briefly tried acting before joining the National Gallery schools. In 1884, Bunny traveled to London with his father and studied under Phillip Calderon at St Johns Wood Art School. He travelled to Paris, where he lived for almost fifty years. He made regular visits to London to see his family and to exhibit. Bunny was the first Australian to be chosen to exhibit at the Paris Solon. His early works were often large compositions that explored Biblical themes and classical mythology. He also painted symbolist landscapes. At the turn of the century, Bunny painted work for the Société Nationale des Beaux-Arts. He focused on painting modern life in landscapes and portraits, often musicians and explored abstracted forms. During the First World War, Bunny worked in the American Hospital in Paris. In 1932, Bunny finally returned to Melbourne, spending time with local contemporary artists.
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A week ago I made one of my coworkers a fairy garden for her birthday and decided to photograph it’s floral beauty! I sprinkled tiny beautiful mutli-colored beads all over to make it’s whimsical, musical, and magical aesthetic come to life! I really enjoyed making it and watching its beauty come to being. My coworker loved it as well, especially the musical frogs with lots of soul! I’ve decided to take up making fairy gardens as another one of my hobbies!
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