Andrew Fisher Bunner
Andrew Fisher Bunner (1841–1897) was an American painter.
Also recorded as Andrew F. Bunner · A. F. Bunner
Andrew Fisher Bunner
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- Born
- 1841 · New York City.
- Died
- 1897 · New York City.
- Nationality
- United States
- Occupation
- painter
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Biography
Born at New York City in 1841, died in New York City in 1897.
Work by Andrew Fisher Bunner is recorded in the collections of Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts and New York Historical.
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Andrew Fisher Bunner, Clove Road, Catskills; Through the Clove—Catskills; and On the Road to Bracketts (recto), 1866
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