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Henry Scott Tuke: English: Sailing ships and maritime scene (for more information see exif data) (

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Alternative names	Henry Tuke; Tuke
Description	British painter and photographer
Date of birth/death	12 June 1858	13 March 1929
Location of birth/death	York	Falmouth
Authority file	: Q463962 VIAF: 40217163 ISNI: 0000000066820539 ULAN: 500022433 LCCN: nr89015739 NLA: 35091045 WorldCat

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English: Sailing ships and maritime scene (for more information see exif data)

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early 20^th century

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Bonhams

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http://www.bonhams.com/auctions/17409/lot/84/ Henry Scott Tuke, R.A., R.W.S. (British, 1858-1929) Harbour Dielette, Normandy signed and dated 'HSTUKE/1883' (on the canvas overlap), further bears an added signature and date (middle right) oil on canvas 48 x 27 cm. PROVENANCE: Sold to Cecil Wedmore for £1010. Cecil Wedmore had been at Irwin Sharpe's Quaker School with Tuke in WestonSuperMare. Later Tuke writes he bought it back from Wedmore and lent it to Mrs Altman in 1923. Private Collection, U.K. ---------------------------------------------------- The present lot is a rare example of Henry Scott Tuke's early pre-Newlyn work. Painted in Dielette, Normandy in June 1883, it is one of two paintings he completed whilst staying for a month with his friends, the painters Albert Chevalier Tayler and Emile Tremblay at Dielette, near Flamanville. Tremblay was a fellow artist studying with Tuke in Paris at Jean Paul Laurens studio. Like Tuke, Tremblay was a great friend of Thomas Cooper and Carrie Gotch and they had introduced the two artists to each other. Tuke had used Tremblay's studio earlier in the year to paint a portrait of another student Fred Millard, on show that summer in the Paris Salon.

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