James Buckingham PHILP
Born in Falmouth, James Buckingham Philp was the son of James George PHILP. In 1846 the family were living in London, where young Philp trained as a lithographer. He was also a painter, architectural draughtsman and amateur actor and emigrated to Melbourne, Australia in 1853. He lived there until 1865, when he suddenly disappeared, reportedly with a great sum of money he had stolen.
media
Painter, lithographer
works and access
Padstow, Cornwall; Burning of the Steamship Amazon; Scene in Switzerland; Mouth of the Umvoti River, Indian Ocean;
exhibitions
1853 Victorian Fine Art Society (Melbourne)
1857 Victorian Society of Fine Arts;
memberships
Melbourne Lithographic and Engraving Association
misc further info
references
Design & Art Australia online: http://www.daao.org.au/bio/version_history/james-buckingham-philp/biogra...