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Ad Code: 4
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Man drinking from pitcher, watercolor, c. 1909
Artwork images are copyright of the artist or assignee
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The following information is from Melanie Martin of San Francisco, California:
Born in Bohemia, Rudolph Bohunek was both a painter and printmaker. He studied art in Prague at the School of Art and in 1907 traveled to America. In 1909 he made his way down south and worked in New Orleans for four years. There he maintained a studio in the Maison Blanche building on Gravier Street.
While in New Orleans, he received a large commission to paint the Louisiana Sugar Planters Associations (showing 500 of 1452 characters). |
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