Agostino Brunias Collection

Mulatto Women on the Banks of the River Roseau, Dominica, (oil on canvas)
990893 Mulatto Women on the Banks of the River Roseau, Dominica, (oil on canvas) by Brunias, Agostino (1728-96); 40.7x85.1 cm; Private Collection; (add.info)

West Indian Women of Color, with a Child and Black Servant, ca. 1780
West Indian Women of Color, with a Child and Black Servant; Two West Indian Women of Color, a Child Holding the Hand of One and attendant Black Servant, ca. 1780

A West Indian Creole Woman Attended by her Black Servant, ca. 1780

Free West Indian Creoles in Elegant Dress, ca. 1780. Creator: Agostino Brunias
Free West Indian Creoles in Elegant Dress, ca. 1780

Planter and his Wife, with a Servant; Planter and his wife, attended by a servant, ca. 1780

West Indian Man of Color, Directing Two Carib Women with a Child, ca. 1780

Linen Market, Dominica - A Market Scene, ca. 1780. Creator: Agostino Brunias
Linen Market, Dominica - A Market Scene, ca.1780

A Linen Market with a Linen-stall and Vegetable Seller in the West Indies, ca. 1780

Market Day, Roseau, Dominica, ca. 1780. Creator: Agostino Brunias
Market Day, Roseau, Dominica, ca.1780

A Leeward Islands Carib family outside a Hut, ca. 1780. Creator: Agostino Brunias
A Leeward Islands Carib family outside a Hut, ca. 1780

Servants Washing a Deer, ca. 1775. Creator: Agostino Brunias
Servants Washing a Deer, ca. 1775

A Mother with her Son and a Pony, ca. 1775. Creator: Agostino Brunias
A Mother with her Son and a Pony, ca. 1775

Free West Indian Dominicans; Free Natives of Dominica, ca. 1770. Creator: Agostino Brunias
Free West Indian Dominicans; Free Natives of Dominica, ca. 1770

A West Indian Flower Girl and Two other Free Women of Color, ca. 1769

West Indian Women of Color, with a Child and Black Servant Two West Indian Women of Color, a Child Holding the Hand of One and attendant Black Servant, Agostino Brunias, 1728-1796, Italian

West Indian Creole woman, with her Black Servant A West Indian Creole Woman Attended by her Black Servant, c.1780, Agostino Brunias, 1728-1796, Italian

Planter and his Wife, with a Servant Planter and his wife, attended by a servant, Agostino Brunias, 1728-1796, Italian

West Indian Man of Color, Directing Two Carib Women with a Child, Agostino Brunias, 1728-1796, Italian

Free West Indian Creoles in Elegant Dress, Agostino Brunias, 1728-1796, Italian

A Leeward Islands Carib family outside a Hut, Agostino Brunias, 1728-1796, Italian

Market Day, Roseau, Dominica Linen Market, Dominica, Agostino Brunias, 1728-1796, Italian

A West Indian Flower Girl and Two other Free Women of Color, Agostino Brunias, 1728-1796, Italian

Linen Market, Dominica Linen Day, Roseau, Dominica - A Market Scene, c.1780, Agostino Brunias, 1728-1796, Italian

Free West Indian Dominicans, Agostino Brunias, 1728-1796, Italian

A Mother with her Son and a Pony, Agostino Brunias, 1728-1796, Italian

Servants Washing a Deer, Agostino Brunias, 1728-1796, Italian

A Linen Market with a Linen-stall and Vegetable Seller in the West Indies, Agostino Brunias, 1728-1796, Italian

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Agostino Brunias: Capturing the Vibrant Life of Dominica Step into the world of Agostino Brunias, an Italian artist who found his muse in the enchanting landscapes and diverse people of Dominica. Through his masterful brushstrokes, he immortalized scenes that reveal a captivating blend of cultures and traditions. In "View on the River Roseau, " we are transported to a serene riverside where nature's beauty unfolds before our eyes. The lush greenery embraces us as we gaze upon this idyllic setting from centuries past. "Mulatto Women on the Banks of the River Roseau" showcases Brunias' talent for capturing human emotions. The women radiate strength and grace as they stand by the river, their vibrant garments reflecting their rich heritage. "A Negros Dance in the Island of Dominica" transports us to a lively celebration filled with rhythm and movement. Against a backdrop featuring Fort Young, we witness an exuberant display of culture that transcends boundaries. The "Cudgeling Match between English and French Negroes on Island of Dominica" reveals both unity and conflict within society. As these men engage in friendly competition, it serves as a reminder that even amidst differences, camaraderie can prevail. Brunias also explores themes surrounding social dynamics in works such as "West Indian Women of Color. " Here, we see women adorned with elegance alongside their black servant - an image that challenges societal norms while highlighting their inherent strength. "A West Indian Creole Woman Attended by her Black Servant" further delves into power dynamics through its depiction of servitude juxtaposed against opulence. It invites contemplation about privilege and inequality during this era. In "Free West Indian Creoles in Elegant Dress, " Brunias celebrates freedom through fashion choices made by individuals who have overcome adversity. Their attire reflects not only personal style but also resilience against societal constraints.