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Rupert Bunny and friends parasols at the beach gay man's collection 4x6
1880s
Brand new. Digitally edited and professionally re-printed on photo stock.
From a family estate of a gentleman's collection of gay and male related photographs and ephemera. Most items are from the early to mid 20th century and includes loose photographs as well as some pictures that were cut by the owner from an antique photo album.
Digital Reprint
4"x6" reprint of a snapshot showing Australian artist Rupert Bunny and his friends on a sunny day on the rocks, under the shade of two parasols. This photo was likely taken in the 1880s when Bunny was in his 20s and an art student.
He lived from 1864-1947, married in 1901, and was considered to be homosexual.
Checkon this link to see the entire Gay Man's Estate Collectionof photos.
Note that because of the enlargement from my scanner, the image shown here is slightly more blurry that the print you will receive.
A portion of the sales from my original prints are donated by on my behalf to The Trevor Project. Their mission is to end suicide among LGBTQ young people. They offer crisis services, counseling, safe spaces and more. If you have the opportunity, search for online and watchthe short film Trevor, on which this foundation is based.
*For this type picture, I made digital repairs to the original images and had them professionally reprinted. Each of these photos is labeled at the top of the listing as "Digital Reprint" to indicate that these are not the original prints of these images. They are also priced accordingly.
1 picture(s) included as part of our description. Please examine carefully before purchase. If you have any questions before purchase please contact us here: we are very happy to help in any way we can.
Please note that inclusion in this gentleman's collection does not imply that the people in the photo are gay or bi. Perhaps someone in the photo was a friend, or maybe he just picked up the picture somewhere for his collection.
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