Henry Scott Tuke

1858–1929 · United Kingdom

Henry Scott Tuke (12 June 1858 – 13 March 1929) was an English artist. His most notable work was in the Impressionist style and he is best known for his paintings of nude boys and young men. Wikipedia

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Works

“August Blue”, 1893 — National Gallery
“All Hands to the Pumps”, 1888 — Tate
“Ruby, Gold and Malachite”, 1902 — Guildhall Art Gallery
“Gleaming waters”, 1910
“The Critics”, 1927 — Royal Pump Rooms
“Midsummer Morning (Lovers of the sun)”, 1908
“Noonday Heat”, 1903 — Royal Cornwall Polytechnic Society
“A Cadet (possibly T. E. Lawrence) at Newporth Beach, near Falmouth”, 1921 — National Trust
“Mrs Florence Humphris”, 1892 — National Gallery
“Return from fishing”, 1907
“Lovers of the Sun”, 1923
“The Steering Lesson”, 1892
“The Bather”, 1924
“A boy with an oar”, 1910
“Nude on the rocks”, 1927
“The sun worshipper (In the morning sun)”, 1904 — Hugh Lane Gallery
“Lord Ronald Charles Sutherland-Leveson-Gower”, 1897 — National Portrait Gallery
“The Promise”, 1888 — Walker Art Gallery
“Sailors playing cards”, 1890 — Bavarian State Painting Collections
“Self Portrait”, 1881 — Royal Cornwall Polytechnic Society
“Italian Landscape”, 1881 — Royal Cornwall Polytechnic Society
“Dinner Time – Ambrose Rouffignac in the Sail Loft”, 1883 — Penlee House Museum and Gallery
“Rounding the Manacle Buoy”, 1888 — Royal Cornwall Polytechnic Society
“The Fisherman”, 1888 — Nottingham Museums
“William J. Martin”, 1890 — Royal Cornwall Polytechnic Society
“The Sun-bather”, 1911
“Green and Gold”, 1920
“The bathers”, 1889 — Leeds Art Gallery
“Portrait of an Italian Youth”, 1881 — Royal Cornwall Polytechnic Society
“The Misses Santley”, 1880 — York Art Gallery
“A sailor's yarn”, 1887 — Art Gallery of New South Wales
“Portrait of a Young Man with Open Collar”, 1885 — Yale Center for British Art
“Companions”, 1924 — Auckland Art Gallery
“Johnnie” — Royal Cornwall Polytechnic Society
“The Message”, 1890 — Falmouth Art Gallery
“Portrait of a Youth” — Royal Cornwall Polytechnic Society
“Still Life, Fruit” — Royal Cornwall Polytechnic Society
“Grey and Green” — The Atkinson
“Liz (recto)”, 1884 — Royal Cornwall Polytechnic Society
“James Paterson (1854–1932), Artist”, 1883 — Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery