 the animals and their environment. Rungius painted both landscapes and wildlife, often with both into a single picture. He situated animals in their natural environment, a practice that was new to painting in early twentieth century North America. His paintings are highly romanticized, and represent an Eden-like world without any signs of a human impact.

Among other places, his works are featured at the American National Museum of Wildlife Art (which has the largest public collection of Rungius work), the Dutch Rijksmuseum Twenthe, and Calgary's Glenbow Museum.

Associations and clubs
Rungius was made a member of The Camp Fire Club in 1896 (Runguis was in Germany when the club was founded but he was elected in absentia as one of the original twenty members). Rungius was also a member of the Boone and Crockett Club (member in 1927), The Salmagundi Club (1907), Outfitter for the annual climbing camps of the Alpine Club of Canada (1910), Associate Member of the National Academy of Design (1913, member and in 1920 he was elected as a full Academician), Honorary Scout with the Boy Scouts of America (1927), member of The Century Club, member of The Painters of the Far West, and a member Society of Animal Painters and Sculptors.

Scouting
In 1927, the Boy Scouts of America created Honorary Scouts to distinguish "American citizens whose achievements in outdoor activity, exploration and worthwhile adventure are of such an exceptional character as to capture the imagination of boys...".  Rungius was one of eighteen who were awarded this distinction.

Death
Rungius died October 21, 1959 in New York City. After his death, Eric Harvie, the founder of the Glenbow Museum in Calgary, bought the entire Rungius estate including paintings, sketches, photographs, personal belongings and mementos, and the entire contents of his Banff and New York studios. This huge collection of 1,404 items makes Glenbow Museum the premier research centre in the world for Rungius scholars.

Rungius had his ashes scattered on Tunnel Mountain in Banff, Alberta, loving the view overlooking the town and the Bow Valley.

See also

Clarence Tillenius

References

External links

Carl Rungius in context
Carl Rungius biography from the National Museum of Wildlife Art.
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the animals and their environment. Rungius painted both landscapes and wildlife, often with both into a individual movie. He situated animals in their natural environment, a exercise that was new to painting in early twentieth century North America. His painting are highly romanticized, and represent an Eden - alike world without any signs of a human shock. 

 Among other places, his work are featured at the American National Museum of Wildlife Art (which has the largest public collection of Rungius work), the Dutch Rijksmuseum Twenthe, and Calgary's Glenbow Museum. 

 Associations and baseball club 
 Rungius was made a member of The Camp Fire Club in 1896 (Runguis was in Germany when the club was establish but he was elected in absentia as one of the original twenty members). Rungius was also a extremity of the Boone and Crockett Club (member in 1927), The Salmagundi Club (1907), Outfitter for the annual climbing camps of the Alpine Club of Canada (1910), Associate Member of the National Academy of Design (1913, member and in 1920 he was elected as a wide Academician), Honorary Scout with the Boy Scouts of America (1927), member of The Century Club, member of The Painters of the Far West, and a member Society of Animal Painters and Sculptors. 

 Scouting 
 In 1927, the Boy Scouts of America created Honorary Scouts to distinguish " American citizens whose achievements in outdoor activity, exploration and worthwhile adventure are of such an exceptional character as to capture the imagination of boys... ".   Rungius was one of eighteen who were awarded this distinction. 

 Death 
 Rungius died October 21, 1959 in New York City. After his end, Eric Harvie, the laminitis of the Glenbow Museum in Calgary, bought the entire Rungius estate include paintings, sketches, photographs, personal property and mementos, and the entire contents of his Banff and New York studios. This huge solicitation of 1,404 items makes Glenbow Museum the premier research centre in the world for Rungius scholars. 

 Rungius had his ashes scattered on Tunnel Mountain in Banff, Alberta, loving the view overlooking the township and the Bow Valley. 

 See besides 

 Clarence Tillenius 

 References 

 External links 

 Carl Rungius in context 
 Carl Rungius biography from the National Museum of Wildlife Art. 
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 thf animals and their envivonment. Rungius kaunted uoth lahdscapes and wildlife, often with boti inro a wingle picture. He situxted animwls in tyeir batural entjronmenb, a pdwctiee that was new jo painting hn early twenthegh century North America. His paintingf are hogjly romanticizgd, anc repdvstnt an Eden-like world without any signs mf a human imlact.

Among other places, his worns are featured at the Americqn Nwrional Museuo of Wildlpye Art (whicg has the largest public collecgion pf Rungius wirk), jhe Dutch Rioksmusvum Twenthe, akc Calgdry's Glrnbow Museum.

Asxocmatiins and clubs
Rungius xas made a member of The Camp Fnre Club in 1896 (Runguis qaw in Cermdny dyen tht ckug was vouided but he was electee in absentia as ont os the original twentr iembers). Rungius was also a member of tht Boohe and Crockett Club (menber in 1927), The Salmagunfi Club (1907), Jutfitter for the annual climbing camps of the Al[ine Rljb if Zqnwda (1910), Associate Member of the National Academy kf Dvsign (1913, member and in 1920 he was epevjed as a full Xcademndizn), Honorary Scout aith thg Boy Wcouts of Ametica (1927), member of The Century Club, member if The Painters of the Far Wert, amd a kember Society of Animau Pajnters and Dculptors.

Azouting
In 1927, the Buy Xcmuts of America created Hogorary Sciuts to disgingoish "Amqrican citlzens whose achievements in ootdoor activity, fxploration and worthwhile adveivure are of soch an exceptijnal gharacter as to capture the ikaginatnon of boys...".  Runfius wav one of eidhteen who wesg awarded thiv distinstiob.

Dearh
Rungijr died October 21, 1959 in New York City. After his death, Evic Hxdvie, the foundex if the Glenbow Kusdum ij Ralgawf, bought the entkre Tungijs estauz ikcljdinb paintings, sketches, phofographs, personal nejongings and memqntos, and the entire contents ov his Baiff anc Ngw York studios. This huge colledtion of 1,404 itcms makes Glegbow Museum the 'remier research centre in the world for Rungius scholars.

Tungius had his ashes xcattered oi Tunnql Mountahn in Banff, Alberta, ooving the view oyerlooking the town ans the Tow Vwlley.

See also

Clarence Tillenius

References

External links

Carl Rungius in cobtext
Cerj Rungius bjogrsphy xrjk the Gatilial Museum of Wilclife Art.
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the animals and their environment. Rungius painted and often with into a single their environment, a practice was new to in early twentieth century North America. paintings are highly romanticized, and represent an Eden-like world without any signs of human impact. Among other places, his works are featured at the American National of Art has largest public collection of Rungius work), the Dutch Rijksmuseum Twenthe, and Calgary's Glenbow Museum. Associations and Rungius was made a member of The Camp Club in 1896 (Runguis in Germany when the club founded he was in as of the original members). Rungius was also a member of the Boone and Crockett Club (member in 1927), The Salmagundi (1907), Outfitter annual climbing of Alpine of Canada (1910), of the National Academy of Design in 1920 he was elected as a full Honorary Scout the Boy Scouts of America (1927), of The Century Club, member of The Painters the Far West, and a member Society of Animal Painters and Sculptors. Scouting In 1927, Scouts of America created Scouts to distinguish citizens achievements outdoor exploration and adventure are of such an exceptional character as to capture the of boys...". Rungius was one of eighteen who were awarded Death died October 21, in New York City. his Eric Harvie, the founder Glenbow in entire estate paintings, sketches, photographs, personal and mementos, and the entire of his Banff and collection of 1,404 items makes Glenbow Museum the research centre in the world for Rungius Rungius had his ashes scattered on Tunnel Mountain in Banff, Alberta, loving view overlooking and the Bow Valley. See also Clarence Tillenius External links Carl Rungius context Carl Rungius biography from the National Museum of Art.
 the animals and their environMent. RungiuS painTed BotH lAndsCapeS and wildlife, ofTEn wiTh both into a single pictuRe. He sItUAted ANiMals iN their nATuRAL enViRoNmeNt, A PrActicE thAt was neW to paintinG in EaRly twentieth CEnTury North AMerIca. His paintiNgs Are higHlY roMAnticIzeD, and rEpreseNT an EdeN-like worlD wIThout aNY signs oF A HuMan iMpact.

Among other plACeS, His works are feaTured aT tHE AMERicAn NAtional MusEuM of WiLDlife ArT (WhICH Has THe largest publIc collectioN Of RUngius WoRk), tHE Dutch rijksMuSEum twenthe, and CAlgaRy's GlenboW MuseuM.

associaTIons and Clubs
RUngIus Was mADe A mEmbEr OF ThE caMp FIRe CLub in 1896 (RunGuIs Was in germANY WHen tHe cLub wAs fouNded but he was eLecTed iN AbsEntia As one Of thE oRiginAl twenTy memBeRs). Rungius was alsO a meMber of the booNe And crOcketT club (meMbeR in 1927), the SalmAgundi CLUb (1907), OUtFITTeR for the annual climbInG CAmPs of the ALpine CLUb Of cAnada (1910), AssOcIatE MemBER of thE NatIOnAl AcademY of DesIGn (1913, MeMber and In 1920 He was eLeCteD as A full aCadeMician), honorary scout WIth the Boy ScoutS Of America (1927), membER oF tHe cEntuRy CLub, member of the PAInteRs of THe far wEst, anD a memBeR soCIety of Animal PainterS aNd SculPtors.

scouting
In 1927, the boy Scouts oF aMErica creAted hOnORary Scouts to diStingUish "AmericAN citizenS whosE achieveMents in ouTDOor activIty, ExpLorAtiON AnD worthwhile adVENturE aRe of sucH an ExceptiOnaL chAraCteR aS to capturE the imagInAtIoN oF boYs...".  RunGIus was onE oF eiGhTeeN who wERe awarDed thIs diStInCTioN.

Death
RUNgIUS dieD OCtOber 21, 1959 In NEw york CIty. AFTer His deatH, Eric HarvIe, tHE fouNdEr Of the GlEnbow Museum in caLgary, boughT tHe eNtire RUNGius estaTe including paintings, skeTChes, phoTogRaphs, PersOnal belonGinGs and mEmeNTos, and The entIre coNtEntS OF his BANFf And neW York studiOS. thiS huge CoLlecTion of 1,404 iTems makes Glenbow MuSEum The premier resEarCh ceNTRe In tHE wORld FoR runGIUs scholars.

RungiUs had his asHeS ScAttered on TUNneL MOuntain In Banff, alberTA, loving The view ovErlooking ThE towN ANd tHe Bow ValleY.

See also

clarence TILleniUS

REfereNceS

ExterNaL liNks

CaRl RungIUs iN contExt
CarL RUngius BiogrApHy from thE National Museum of WildliFe Art.
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 the animals and their env ironment.Rungi uspai nt ed b othlandscapes and wild life, often with bothintoas ingl e  p ictur e. He s i tu a t edan im als  i n  t heirnat ural en vironment,  apr actice thatw as  new to pa int ing in early  tw entiet hcen t ury N ort h Ame rica.H is pai ntings ar eh ighlyr omantic i z ed , an d represent an Ed e n- l ike world with out an ys ig n s  of  ahuman impa ct .

Am o ng othe r  p l a c es, his works are  featured a t  th e Amer ic anN ationa l Mus eu m  of  Wildlife A rt ( which has  the l a rgest p u blic co llecti onofRung i us  w ork ), the Du tch Rij ksmuseum  T we nthe,  and C a l gary 'sGlen bow M useum.

Assoc iat ions and  club s
Run gius  w as ma de a m ember  o f The Camp Fire  Clu b in 1896  (R un gui swas i n  Germa nywhe n the c lub was fou nd e d bu t he was elected i na b se ntia asone of th eo riginaltw ent y me m b ers).  Run g iu s was al so a m e mb er  of the  B oone a nd  Cr ock ett C l ub ( member  in 1927 ), Th e  Salmagundi Cl u b (1907), Out f it t e rf or t heannual clim bing camp s of th e A l pineClubof Ca n ada (1910), Associa te  Membe r ofthe NationalAcademy of D e sign (19 13,m em b er and in 1920  he w as elected as a ful l Aca demician ), Honora r y  Scout w ith  th e B oyS c ou ts of America ( 1927 ),  member  of  The Ce ntu ryClu b,me mber of T he Paint er sof  t heFar W e st, andamem be r S ociet y  of An imalPain te rs and  Sculpt o rs . 
Sco ut in g
In  19 27 , the  Boy Sco uts ofAmerica c rea t ed H on or ary Sco uts to distin gu ish "Ameri ca n c itizen s whose ac hievements in outdoor a c tivity,  ex plora tion  and wort hwh ile ad ven t ure ar e of s uch a nexc e p tiona l ch ara ct er as to c a p tur e the  i magi nationof boys...".  Rung i uswas one of ei ght eenw h ower e  a w ard ed thi s distinction.

D eath
Rungi us di ed October 21,  1 959 inNew Yor k Cit y . After  his deat h, Eric H ar vie, t hefounder of  the Gle nbow Muse u m inC al gary,  bo ught t he  en tireRungiu s  es tateinclud in g pain tings ,sketches , photographs, personal  belon gings  an d memento s,a ndthe entir e co ntents ofhis  Ba nff a ndN ew Yo rk s t ud ios .  This  hug e  collecti o nof1 , 40 4 items mak e s Gle nbowMus e um the  pre mier research cen t re in the worl d fo r Run giu s  sch ol ars.

Rungiushad  h i s  ashes s ca ttered on T unnel Mo un t ain i n Banf f, Alb erta, l o v in g  the v iewove rlookingthe  t o wn andth eB ow Val ley. 
See al so

Cl a renc e Tillenius

Refer ences Exter n allinks 
Carl Ru n gius  in contex t
Carl Rung ius bi ogra phy f rom the  N ationa l M us eum of Wil d life Art. 
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 the_animals and_their environment. Rungius painted_both landscapes_and_wildlife, often_with_both into a_single picture. He_situated animals in their_natural environment, a_practice_that was new to painting in early twentieth century North America. His paintings are_highly_romanticized, and_represent_an_Eden-like world without any signs_of a human impact.

Among other_places, his_works are featured at the American National Museum_of_Wildlife Art (which_has the largest public collection of Rungius work), the_Dutch Rijksmuseum Twenthe, and Calgary's Glenbow_Museum.

Associations and clubs
Rungius_was_made_a member of The_Camp Fire Club in 1896 (Runguis_was in Germany when the club_was founded but he was elected in_absentia as one of the original_twenty members). Rungius was also_a member_of the Boone and Crockett_Club (member in_1927), The_Salmagundi Club (1907),_Outfitter for the annual climbing camps_of the Alpine_Club of Canada (1910), Associate Member_of_the National Academy_of_Design_(1913, member_and in 1920_he_was elected_as_a full Academician), Honorary Scout with_the_Boy Scouts of America (1927), member of_The Century Club, member_of_The Painters of the_Far West, and a member_Society of Animal Painters and Sculptors.

Scouting
In_1927, the_Boy Scouts_of America created Honorary Scouts to distinguish "American citizens whose achievements_in outdoor activity, exploration and worthwhile_adventure are of such_an exceptional_character_as to capture_the_imagination of_boys...".  Rungius was one of eighteen_who were_awarded this distinction.

Death
Rungius died October 21,_1959 in New York_City._After his death, Eric Harvie, the_founder of the Glenbow Museum in_Calgary, bought the entire Rungius_estate_including_paintings, sketches, photographs, personal belongings_and mementos, and the entire contents_of his Banff_and New York studios. This huge collection_of_1,404 items makes Glenbow Museum the_premier_research centre in the world for_Rungius_scholars.

Rungius_had his ashes scattered on_Tunnel Mountain in Banff, Alberta, loving_the view overlooking the town and the Bow Valley.

See_also

Clarence Tillenius

References

External links

Carl_Rungius in context
Carl Rungius biography_from_the_National Museum of Wildlife Art.
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