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The personal papers of Thomas Cooper Gotch (1854-1931) and Henry Scott Tuke (1858-1929)

[1848]–1998

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This collection contains the personal papers of Thomas Cooper Gotch and Henry Scott Tuke which were donated to Tate together by Brian D. Price. Items from both sides of the collection have been digitised and are available to view online.

From Tuke's works, items available online includes: a diary documenting Tuke's daily life from 1899-1905; two paintings registers compiled by Tuke which provide a record of his paintings, and their exhibitions and sales from 1879-1934, featuring printed images of many of his works; selected sketch books, sketches and scrap books featuring art works made and signed by Henry Scott Tuke; and a series of photographs of Henry Scott Tuke and his family and friends, his house and studio in Cornwall, and models and boats which were subjects for his artworks. Together these items give an overview of Tuke's life and work.

Also available online are a range of Thomas Cooper Gotch's personal records including photographs, sketches, autobiographical notes and a diary written by his wife, Caroline Gotch, documenting a trip they took to Australia in 1884. When too old to fight in World War One, Gotch involved himself in the Newlyn Artists' Belgian Relief Fund, records from the Fund are included in this collection.

Details of the remainder of this collection can be found on the archive catalogue.

Collection Owners
Thomas Cooper Gotch 1854–1931
Henry Scott Tuke 1858–1929
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

201 objects in this collection

  • The personal papers of Thomas Cooper Gotch (1854-1931) and Henry Scott Tuke (1858-1929)

    201 Objects

    • The personal papers of the painter Henry Scott Tuke (1858-1929)

      161 Objects

    • The papers of Thomas Cooper Gotch (1854-1931)

      40 Objects

Title
The personal papers of Thomas Cooper Gotch (1854-1931) and Henry Scott Tuke (1858-1929)
Date
[1848]–1998
Description
This collection contains the personal papers of Thomas Cooper Gotch and Henry Scott Tuke which were donated to Tate together by Brian D. Price. Items from both sides of the collection have been digitised and are available to view online.

From Tuke's works, items available online includes: a diary documenting Tuke's daily life from 1899-1905; two paintings registers compiled by Tuke which provide a record of his paintings, and their exhibitions and sales from 1879-1934, featuring printed images of many of his works; selected sketch books, sketches and scrap books featuring art works made and signed by Henry Scott Tuke; and a series of photographs of Henry Scott Tuke and his family and friends, his house and studio in Cornwall, and models and boats which were subjects for his artworks. Together these items give an overview of Tuke's life and work.

Also available online are a range of Thomas Cooper Gotch's personal records including photographs, sketches, autobiographical notes and a diary written by his wife, Caroline Gotch, documenting a trip they took to Australia in 1884. When too old to fight in World War One, Gotch involved himself in the Newlyn Artists' Belgian Relief Fund, records from the Fund are included in this collection.

Details of the remainder of this collection can be found on the archive catalogue.
Reference
TGA 9019

Showing 61–80 of 201 objects

Photograph of Henry Scott Tuke with Myrtle De Pass on Alfred A De Pass’ yacht ‘Myrtle’

Anonymous
date not known

Photograph of Henry Scott Tuke with Mrs Arthur Fynn in his studio at Pennance

Anonymous
date not known

Mounted photograph of the Scholarship VII form at St Paul’s School

Anonymous
1907

Photograph of Philip Sainsbury (Tuke’s nephew)

Anonymous
August 1918

Mounted portrait photograph of Maria Tuke Sainsbury (Tuke’s sister)

Frederick Hollyer
date not known

Mounted portrait photograph of Mrs E.M. Tuke (Tuke’s mother) in the drive of Lyndon Lodge, Hanwell

Anonymous
date not known

Mounted portrait photograph of Mrs E.M. Tuke (Tuke’s mother) in the garden of Lyndon Lodge, Hanwell

Anonymous
date not known

Photograph of artwork showing members of the Tuke family

Anonymous
date not known

Photograph of drawing showing the children of Samuel Tuke and Priscilla Hack

Anonymous
date not known

Mounted photograph of Jack Rolling sculling a dinghy

Anonymous
[c.1885]

Mounted portrait photograph of Jack Rolling

Alfred Harris
[c.1886]

Glass negatives of Anna Maria Fox of Penjerrick

Anonymous
[c.1897]

Photograph of Mrs Alfred De Pass (neé Ethel Salaman)

Anonymous
[c.1900]

Photograph of Myrtle De Pass

Anonymous
[c.1901]

Photograph of Fred Brewer

Geoffrey W.R. Cobb
15 August 1907

Postcard photograph of Johnny Jackett

E. A. Osborne (Falmouth, UK)
1909

Photograph of Tom White reading a paper on Newporth beach

Anonymous
[c.1917]

Photograph of Tom White by the diving cut at the north end of Newporth beach

Anonymous
[c.1917]

Photograph of Tom White diving into the cut at the north end of Newporth beach with Henry Scott Tuke on right

Anonymous
[c.1917]

Photograph of Tom White diving into the cut at the north end of Newporth beach

Anonymous
[c.1917]
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