John Brunton was a Scottish scenic artist who worked in theatres in Britain and Australia. Brunton was brought to Australia in 1886 by the theatrical partnership of Williamson, Garner and Musgrove. Fr
Portrait of John Brunton, published in 1909.
'Cornstooks' (c. 1880), watercolour painting by John Brunton.
Caricature of John Brunton (published in The Gadfly, 3 June 1908).
Caricature of John Brunton by Will Dyson (The Bulletin, 5 August 1909).
Alfred Clint was an Australian theatrical scene painter, illustrator and cartoonist. He was born in England into a distinguished family of artists and emigrated to Australia in the 1860s. In 1867 Clin
John Brunton (scenic artist)
…outlined beneath the moon-lit sky". For this painting also, "well-merited applause was forthcoming". Brunton's work on The Double Event was assisted by Alfred Clint. In September 1894 Brunton was elected as a new member of the Art Society of New South Wales…
Portrait of Alfred Clint (about 1920).
'A Night Jar', illustration from Southerly Busters by 'Ironbark' (1878).
'The New Vision of Judgment', The Lantern (Adelaide), 26 September 1874.
'Here Beginneth the First Lesson', published in Sydney Punch, 25 February 1876.