John Beugo (1759 – Dcember 1841) was a Scottish engraver and printmaker. His most famous work was the engraved version of Alexander Nasmyth's portrait of Robert Burns.
Beugo was a prosperousengraver who made prints after the likes of Henry Raeburn, Joshua Reynolds and Alexander Nasmyth. He also made prints after the anatomical works of John Bell. Beugo became the teacher of engraver Robert Charles Bell.
Beugo was friends with and engraved portraits of the poet Robert Burns. He published a book called "Poetry, Miscellaneous and Dramatic, by an Artist" in 1797.
His address in 1832 is known to have been 54 South Bridge in the Old Town.
North America Signed by a Rarely Seen Map Engraver Rare mid-18th Century map of North America, engraved by I Buego in Edinburgh. The map shows the British Colonies extending from the Atlantic to the Rocky Mountains. East and West Florida are shown,...
