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Photograph of Henry Scott Tuke sailing at Fowey with rowing boat in background

[c.1902]

Anonymous, ‘Photograph of Henry Scott Tuke sailing at Fowey with rowing boat in background’ [c.1902]

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Anonymous
Title
Photograph of Henry Scott Tuke sailing at Fowey with rowing boat in background
Date
[c.1902]
Medium
Black and white print
Dimensions
88 x 89 mm
Description
Annotated on reverse by donor. Photographer unknown.
Format
Photograph - print
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 9019/1/4/6/3
New English Art Club

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