Robert Proctor Beauchamp b. 16 October 1819

Also known as Robert Beauchamp-Proctor
  • Artist (Painter)
Born into a privileged family, Beauchamp married an heiress after travelling between England, New Zealand and Victoria for a number of years. They finally settled outside of Launceston, Tasmania and it was from here that Beauchamp exhibited his paintings - in Melbourne, Launceston and Otago, New Zealand.
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exhibited at
Launceston School of Art Exhibition
Date
1885
Place
Launceston, Tas.
Description
Type
Exhibition
Melbourne International Exhibition
Date
1880 - 1881
Place
Exhibition Building, Melbourne, Vic
Description
Type
Exhibition
exhibited at
Oddfellows Hall in St John's Street
Date
1879
Place
Launceston, Tas.
Description
Type
Exhibition
exhibited at
Otago Art Society exhibition
Date
1877
Place
Otago, New Zealand
Description

Regularly until 1884

Type
Exhibition

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  • North Esk River (creator of)
  • Cumming's Head, Sunrise (creator of)
  • Quamby's Bluff (creator of)
  • Launceston Wharves from the Cataract (creator of)
  • Deloraine Ranges (creator of)
  • Mount Roland, River Mersey (creator of)
  • North Esk River (creator of)
  • Cumming's Head, Sunrise (creator of)
  • Quamby's Bluff (creator of)
  • Launceston Wharves from the Cataract (creator of)
  • Deloraine Ranges (creator of)
  • Sketch of the Valley of the Hutt, New Zealand (creator of)
Related events
  • Launceston School of Art Exhibition (exhibited at)
  • Melbourne International Exhibition (None)
  • Oddfellows Hall in St John's Street (exhibited at)
  • Otago Art Society exhibition (exhibited at)
  • Otago Art Society exhibition (exhibited at)
  • Launceston School of Art Exhibition (exhibited at)
  • Oddfellows Hall in St John's Street (exhibited at)
  • Melbourne International Exhibition (None)