Robert Mead Jones

Robert Mead Jones has been painting realist and impressionist portraits, landscapes, and still life for over four decades. His paintings hang at The National Constitution Center, The Theodore Roosevelt National Historic Inauguration Site, The Philadelphia Club, the Merion Cricket Club, The Buffalo Club (Buffalo, NY), Quail Valley Golf Club (Vero Beach, FL), The Independence Seaport Museum (Philadelphia, PA), The United States Federal Courts, a number of universities, and other private and public venues throughout the United States and in England, France and Ireland. Jones's portrait clients include members of European nobility, a former member of British Parliament, a Knight of the British Realm, the Governor of Pennsylvania, University Presidents, Presidents of Private Clubs, founders and captains of industry, and many private clients, including a number of very charming children.

Bonnie Beauchamp Jones

Bonnie Beauchamp Jones (who sells her paintings under the name Beauchamp Jones) has been painting landscapes and still lifes in oil since 1991. Her interest in art dates back to 1965 when, as a junior in college in Paris, she took a course on art history at the Louvre in which students were instructed on the techniques of the old masters as they stood before the paintings in the Museum's great halls. At the end of the academic year in 1966, Bonnie remained in Paris for the summer, perfecting her French and working at various jobs including as a sales girl at a small perfume shop behind Notre Dame Cathedral. During the year in France, she was amused and charmed as the French struggled to pronounce her maiden name “Bushong.” On their Latin tongue, the name inevitably sounded like “Beauchamp,” a word meaning “beautiful field” in French. It was this delightful Gallic mispronunciation that later inspired Bonnie to incorporate Beauchamp into her artist’s signature.