Best known for his paintings of bathing boys, Henry Scott Tuke was in fact, a very diverse and talented artist in a variety of subjects and media. His first commissions were portraits of family and friends, including other Quakers such as the Fox family. Tuke was also known as great maritime artist, a very accurate depicter of every kind of sailing craft from Lowestoft fishing boats that came to Falmouth in the winter, to wooden and steel hulled sailing ships such as barques and brigantines, to smaller quay punts and yawls.
August Blue - 1894
Our Jack – 1889
Jack Rolling standing on a boat with Falmouth town in the background
Morning Gossip - 1886

Archway in Rock Pool
Denny mending a sail

In Tow
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