HENRY SCOTT TUKE RA (1858-1929)

Biography – Henry Scott Tuke

Henry Scott Tuke was born in York in England in 1858. Tuke was a portrait, figure and marine painter. He was educated at the Slade School of Fine Art in London in 1875, Florence 1880 and Paris 1882. He started to paint in Newlyn and later in Falmouth in 1885.

He undertook portraits of local fishermen and sailors leading on to groups of nudes. Being on the coast he also painted passing shipping and harbour views including timber ships, clipper ships and Royal vessels.

H.S.Tuke made painting trips to the South of France, Italy and Corfu. He travelled to the West Indies in 1923 and painted local watercolours scenes including  ‘Kingston Harbour’.

Signs work H.S.Tuke with the  year e.g. “H.S.Tuke 1914”

Member of:

New English Art Club

Royal Academy of Arts

Royal Society of British Artists

Royal Society of Painters in Watercolour.

Exhibited:

Royal Society of Artists,

Cooling & Sons Gallery

Fine Art Society in London

Grosvenor Gallery

Glasgow Institute

Goupil Gallery

Manchester City Art Gallery

New English Art Gallery

Royal Society of Portrait Painters

Royal Academy

Royal Society of British Artists

Royal Hibernian Academy

Royal Institute of Painters in Watercolour

Royal Scottish Academy

Royal Society of Painters in Watercolours

Arthur Tooth & Sons Gallery

Related artists : W.L.Wyllie, Charles Dixon and Norman Wilkinson

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The Bather c.1915 by artist Henry Scott Tuke (H.S.Tuke)

Title: The Bather c.1915
Medium: Original signed watercolour painting

Implacable Towing out of Falmouth by artist Henry Scott Tuke (H.S.Tuke)

Title: Implacable Towing out of Falmouth
Medium: Original signed watercolour painting

Along the Italian Riviera, boats in Monaco harbour by Artist Henry Scott Tuke (H.S.Tuke)

Title: Along the Italian Riviera, boats in Monaco harbour.
Medium: Original signed watercolour painting