Edgar Bundy’s early life as an artist is a mystery. With no formal training he made his way onto the art scene as an exhibitor at the Royal Academy in 1881. He is recorded as working in the studio of Alfred Stevens around this time.  He exhibited over 40 works between 1905 and 1922.  Bundy’s success as an exhibitor in London resulted in many submissions and ultimately to the Paris Salon in 1907. Bundy specialized in historical painting in both oil and watercolor. Many of his paintings are heavily detailed and narrative in style.  His work can be found in many important public and private collections.