Henry Scott Tuke

1858–1929 · Post-Impressionism

Henry Scott Tuke was an English artist. His most notable work was in the Impressionist style and he is best known for his paintings of nude boys and young men.

40 paintings

• Beach Study (1928)
• Return from fishing (1907)
• Lovers of the Sun (1923)
• The Steering Lesson (1892)
• The Bather (1924)
• A boy with an oar (1910)
• Green and Gold (1920)
• Study for „August Blue“
• Preliminary Sketch for „August Blue“ (1893)
• The Blue Jacket (1918)
• A Bathing Group (1914)
• Back of a boy bather (1890)
• Nude Italian Boy (1881)
• Dinner Time – Ambrose Rouffignac in the Sail Loft (1883)
• Taking a Spell (1886)
• Study for 'The Message' (Elizabeth Jane Fouracre) (1890)
• The Message (1890)
• Boys Bathing (1898)
• Miss Muriel Lubbock (1898)
• Nicola Luciani (1887–1918) (1913)
• David Bone (1913)
• Genoa (1915)
• Captain Richard Maybery (1895–1917), Royal Flying Corps (1919)
• Alderman F. J. Bowles (1921)
• The Green Waterways (1926)
• The Lemon Tree
• The Run Home (1902)
• Cabin Boy
• The silk gown, Porträt der Maria Tuke Sainsbury (1885)
• Sea-pinks
• Ruby, Gold and Malachite (1902)
• The Misses Santley (1880)
• A sailor's yarn (1887)
• Portrait of a Young Man with Open Collar (1885)
• Lord Ronald Charles Sutherland-Leveson-Gower (1897)
• The Promise (1888)
• A Cadet (possibly T. E. Lawrence) at Newporth Beach, near Falmouth (1921)
• All Hands to the Pumps (1888)
• Mrs Florence Humphris (1892)
• August Blue (1890)