Munns Collection

Munns Corner, Burnley

Burnley Munn's Corner early 1900s

Fantasy, 1924 (oil on canvas)
659733 Fantasy, 1924 (oil on canvas) by Munns, Bernard (1869-1942); 61.6x50.8 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Fantasy. John Bernard Munns (1869-1942). Oil on canvas. Dated 1924

The Lonely Princess, 1921 (oil on canvas)
659735 The Lonely Princess, 1921 (oil on canvas) by Munns, Bernard (1869-1942); 61x50.8 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: The Lonely Princess. John Bernard Munns (1869-1942). Oil on canvas

Enigma, 1923 (oil on canvas)
659734 Enigma, 1923 (oil on canvas) by Munns, Bernard (1869-1942); 48.3x40.6 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Enigma. John Bernard Munns (1869-1942). Oil on canvas. Dated Jan 1923

Portrait Of Sir Oliver Lodge, 1923. Creator: John Bernard Munns
Portrait Of Sir Oliver Lodge, 1923

Portrait of Isaac Bradley, 1916. Creator: John Bernard Munns
Portrait of Isaac Bradley, 1916

Portrait of Alderman Thomas Avery, 1894. Creator: Henry Turner Munns
Portrait of Alderman Thomas Avery, 1894

Portrait Of Alderman William Brinsley, 1880. Creator: Henry Turner Munns
Portrait Of Alderman William Brinsley, 1880

Boat, 1881. Creator: Henry Turner Munns
Boat, 1881

Portrait of Sir Josiah Mason, 1873. Creator: Henry Turner Munns
Portrait of Sir Josiah Mason, 1873

Self Portrait, 1942. Creator: John Bernard Munns
Self Portrait, 1942

Portrait Of Joseph Gillot, 1872. Creator: Henry Turner Munns
Portrait Of Joseph Gillot, 1872

Portrait of George Dawson, 1877. Creator: Henry Turner Munns
Portrait of George Dawson, 1877

Sir Thomas Dakin. 1871. Artist: Henry Turner Munns
Sir Thomas Dakin. 1871. Full length portrait, leaning against a support and looking contemplative

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Munns Corner, Burnley - a place that holds the echoes of history. In the early 1900s, Burnley Munn's Corner stood as a testament to time, witnessing the growth and transformation of a bustling town. Transporting us into realms beyond reality, Munns' artworks captivate our imagination. "Fantasy, " painted in 1924 on canvas, invites us to explore mystical worlds where dreams come alive. Meanwhile, "The Lonely Princess" (1921) and "Enigma" (1923) evoke emotions through their masterful strokes and vibrant colors. John Bernard Munns immortalizes notable figures with his brushstrokes. His portrait of Sir Oliver Lodge in 1923 captures the essence of this influential figure's personality and achievements. Similarly, his portrayal of Isaac Bradley in 1916 reflects both strength and vulnerability. Henry Turner it also leaves an indelible mark through his portraits. Alderman Thomas Avery gazes at us from his painting created in 1894; it is as if he still guards over Burnley with wisdom earned through years of service. Likewise, Alderman William Brinsley's portrait from 1880 reminds us of dedication to public duty. Beyond portraiture lies Henry Turner Munns' masterpiece: "Boat. " Painted in 1881, it transports us onto calm waters under golden skies—a serene escape from everyday life. Intriguingly capturing historical significance is Henry Turner Munns' depiction of Sir Josiah Mason dating back to 1873—an homage to one who shaped society with philanthropy and entrepreneurship. Lastly but not leastly comes John Bernard Munns' self-portrait from1942—a reflection upon himself during challenging times—reminding us that art can be an outlet for personal expression even amidst turmoil. Through their artistry across generations, the legacy of the Munns family lives on within these captivating pieces—each brushstroke telling a story, each canvas revealing a glimpse into the past.