‘Flamingo cover girl Sarah with friend, London‘, James
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Originally found loose inTuke’s 1899-1905 diary. Removed by B. D. Price.
Postcard showing Henry Scott Tuke sailing his yacht ‘Flamingo
Annotated on front ‚Flamingo Sep 03 from AT‘ possibly
Dimensions 88 × 139 mm Description Annotated on front ‚Flamingo
Annotated on reverse. Photographer unknown.
Henry Scott Tuke and Johnny Jackett on Tuke’s yacht ‘Flamingo
Tuke, a photograph of Tuke sailing his yacht, the ‚Flamingo
Tuke, a photograph of Tuke sailing his yacht, the ‚Flamingo
‘Photographs of boats‘, collection owners: Thomas Cooper Gotch, Henry Scott Tuke, [c.1899–1904] – part of the digitised collection of the Tate Archive
Postcard showing Henry Scott Tuke sailing his yacht ‘Flamingo
This sub-fonds contains two diaries kept by Henry Scott Tuke, his paintings registers and papers relating to the sale of his art works, sketch books and artworks, photographs, correspondence by and to Henry Scott Tuke, artists‘ materials; interviews with people who knew Tuke recorded in the 1960s, and miscellaneous personal papers, exhibition catalogues and press cuttings. The sub-fonds also contains transcripts of and indexes for Tuke’s diaries and the paintings registers produced by the donor B.D. Price.
Postcard showing Henry Scott Tuke sailing his yacht ‘Flamingo
‘Drum Cover Girl Erlin Ibreck at Trafalgar Square, London‘, James Barnor, 1966, printed 2010
Barnor 1966, printed 2010 View by appointment Flamingo
‘Untitled‘, Samuel Fosso, 1979
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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; …
Postcard showing Henry Scott Tuke sailing his yacht ‘Flamingo
