Moudon Museum pictures

Black American soldier from the WW1 "Allies" series of pastels. 58 x 44.5 cms.
Done between 1917 and 1920, Burnand completed 104 of them. Three are at Moudon and the remainder are in the Legion of Honour Museum in Paris, having been bought for the French nation by Willam Nelson Cromwell. There has been some dispute as to who this soldier is. It is inscribed 'Senegalais', a term used loosely for any black person from the West African colonies, but is believed to be of an American soldier and that the label is incorrect.

Serbian Orthodox chaplain from the WW1 "Allies" series of pastels. 58 x 44.5 cms

Zouave from the WW1 "Allies" series of pastels. 58 x 44.5 cms

Self portrait 1915

Letter from the prisoner of war

Franciscan monk

The Village Carpenter

Jorat Countryman

The Grandmother, or Aunt Louise

The Young Girl

The Prisoner

This picture is an oil painting of an unknown man

Study of Paul Robert, an artist and lifelong friend of Burnand, 1901.

Franz and René Burnand

Julia Burnand 1892

Young man astride a chair

Julia Burnand

Drawing of 2 children 1885

Monk reading

Etching of old peasant woman dozing, 1883

Drawing of old peasant woman seated

Drawing of a woman playing piano

Bernese countryman

Countrywoman 1877 (study for La Fournée dans un village des montagnes)

Self portrait 1872

Portrait of a Valais woman