Rudolph Bundas, a resident of Seattle, Washington, was a commercial artist who also painted portraits and landscapes in watercolor and oil. He studied at the Cleveland Art Institute; Western Reserve University; and on art fellowships in Europe. He taught art at Seattle University.

He was a member of the Annie Wright Seminary in Tacoma, Washington; Puget Sound of North West Painters; and the North West Watercolor Society. He exhibited widely since 1933, and won numerous awards.

Information courtesy of Robert S Ladd Sr., whose sources were Peter Hastings Falk, Editor, Who Was Who in American Art. and Trip and Cook, Washington State Art and Artists 1850- 1950.