Robert Waldo Brunelle Jr's family has lived in VT since 1780, and have lived in Rutland since 1908. When Robert was in college he worked as the docent of the Rutland Historical Society Museum, and helped to write their history book Rutland In Retrospect in 1976. Robert has collected 19th century photography since he was a child, and some of the paintings in this show are inspired by glass plate negatives from his collection. A common theme in all of his art is a longing for the past, and the mysteries of the passage of time.
Robert Waldo Brunelle Jr's family has lived in VT since 1780, and have lived in
Rutland since 1908." When Robert was in college he worked as the docent of the
Rutland Historical Society Museum, and helped to write their history book Rutland
In Retrospect in 1976." Robert has collected 19th century photography since he
was a child, and some of the paintings in this show are inspired by glass plate
negatives from his collection." "A common theme in all of his art is a longing for the
past, and the mysteries of the passage of time."
Robert Waldo Brunelle Jr's family has lived in VT since 1780, and have lived in
Rutland since 1908." When Robert was in college he worked as the docent of the
Rutland Historical Society Museum, and helped to write their history book Rutland
In Retrospect in 1976." Robert has collected 19th century photography since he
was a child, and some of the paintings in this show are inspired by glass plate
negatives from his collection." "A common theme in all of his art is a longing for the
past, and the mysteries of the passage of time."
Robert Waldo Brunelle Jr's family has lived in VT since 1780, and have lived in
Rutland since 1908." When Robert was in college he worked as the docent of the
Rutland Historical Society Museum, and helped to write their history book Rutland
In Retrospect in 1976." Robert has collected 19th century photography since he
was a child, and some of the paintings in this show are inspired by glass plate
negatives from his collection." "A common theme in all of his art is a longing for the
past, and the mysteries of the passage of time."
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