Charles Frederick Beauvais b.

  • Designer
Beauvais was an industrial designer. He immigrated to Australia ca.1937 and worked as an artist/illustrator for The Argus, Melbourne, later established a business in Sydney, Industrial Styling Company, Australasia, later his son Peter Beauvais continued the firm as Beauvais Associates, later Beauvais Displays.
Tags: Futurism, Car design, Automobile, Transport systems
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Name
Charles Frederick Beauvais
Gender
Unspecified
Roles
  • Designer
Other Occupation
  • Technical Art Editor, 'The Motor' Magazine (ANZSIC code: 6923) 1925 - 1929 Warwick, England, UK
  • Designer, Star Motor Co (ANZSIC code: 6923) - Wolverhampton, England, UK
  • Designer, Singer & Co Ltd (ANZSIC code: 6924) - Coventry, England, UK
  • Designer, New Avo Body Company (ANZSIC code: 6923) - Warwick, England, UK
Tags:
Futurism
Car design
Automobile
Transport systems
Birth date
Birth place
England, UK
Arrival
  • 1937
Residence
  • 1937 - c.1945 Melbourne, Vic.
  • c.1945 - Sydney, NSW
Initial Record Data Source
  • Powerhouse Museum
  • Black and white artists

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References [<ExternalResource: Sue Davidson (1998), 'GUIDE TO THE CHARLES FREDERICK BEAUVAIS ARCHIVE (97/195/1) IN THE POWERHOUSE MUSEUM', Australia.>, <ExternalResource: Powerhouse Museum (c2012) 'Charles Frederick Beauvis', D*Hub, Powerhouse Museum, Sydney. >, <ExternalResource: NSW Death Records: 66871/1971>, <ExternalResource: (15 October 1945), 'Atomic Age: Artist Forsees New Transport Methods’, Sydney, NSW : Pix, pp.15-16.>] [<ExternalResource: Sue Davidson (1998), 'GUIDE TO THE CHARLES FREDERICK BEAUVAIS ARCHIVE (97/195/1) IN THE POWERHOUSE MUSEUM', Australia.>, <ExternalResource: Powerhouse Museum (c2012) 'Charles Frederick Beauvis', D*Hub, Powerhouse Museum, Sydney. >, <ExternalResource: NSW Death Records: 66871/1971>]