Alfred-Arthur Brunel de Neuville
1852–1941 (age 89)
Biography
Alfred-Arthur Brunel de Neuville made his name as a painter of animals, bringing an affectionate realism to both domesticated scenes and wild encounters. His canvases captured the moods of his subjects with luminous brushwork that delighted Parisian audiences.
Montmartre Cemetery now keeps his quiet monument, recalling the vibrant works that once hung in salons throughout the city. Collectors and friends alike praise the delicate care he took in rendering fur, feather, and expression.