Henry Scott Tuke, Barbara Marshall

Scrap book containing watercolours by Henry Scott Tuke

1892–1913

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Embroidered cloth

Created by
Barbara Marshall
Date
1892–1913
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Thomas Cooper Gotch, ‘Front cover’ 1892–1913

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Created by
Henry Scott Tuke 1858–1929
Barbara Marshall
Title
Scrap book containing watercolours by Henry Scott Tuke
Date
1892–1913
Format
Bound volume - scrapbook
Collection
Tate Archive
Acquisition
An initial donation of the papers of Tuke and Gotch was made to the Tate Archive by Mr Brian D. Price in 1990. Additional donations of related material were made in 1991, 1994 and 2002.
Reference
TGA 9019/1/3/4

Description

Watercolour and graphite on paper and black and white photographic print, 29 pages plus covers, 255 x 220 mm

Contains watercolours of buildings and ships and pencil drawings of male and female sitters, including Major K.F.C. Marshall. Many are initialled and dated by Tuke. Also enclosed are three loose watercolours of ships, brief notes from Tuke, a photograph of Tuke sailing his yacht, the 'Flamingo' and a postcard from Tuke to Major K.F.C. Marshall wishing him a Happy New Year. Scrap book assembled by Barbara Marshall. The cloth cover is embroidered.

New English Art Club Newlyn school Victorian / Genre

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