Charles H. Allen

Also known as C. H. Allan, C. H. Allen, Charles Harris Allen
  • Artist (Painter)
Colonial male watercolourist who travelled around South Australia and Queensland as part of a world tour. Allen painted landscapes as he went and on returning to London wrote an unillustrated memoir about the Queensland goldfields.
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watercolourist and traveller, sailed around the world in 1862-69 and spent several months in Queensland in 1868. Sketches signed 'C.H. Allen’ (NLA) reveal that South Australia was also on his itinerary ( Adelaide Hills ). The Queensland sketches Gracemere Jany/68 – the Archer family property near Rockhampton – Port Bowen, Qld and Townsville . Charles H. Allen subsequently published A Visit to Queensland and her Goldfields (London, 1870). His book, however, was not illustrated.

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1992
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1989

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  • Port Bowen, Qld (creator of)
  • Adelaide Hills (creator of)
  • Townsville (creator of)
  • Gracemere Jany/68 (creator of)
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  • National Library of Australia, Canberra, ACT (collected in)