Marie Tuck b. 5 September 1866

Also known as M. Tuck, Marie Anne Tuck
  • Artist (Printmaker),
  • Artist (Painter)
Marie Tuck was a South Australian painter and printmaker. Heavily Influenced by French culture and painting, Tuck travelled to France where she took lessons from the Paris-based Australian painter Rupert Bunny, cleaning his studio as payment. The outbreak of WW1 that brought Tuck back to Australia.

Citations

  • Ambrus, Caroline (1984), 'The Ladies’ Picture Show: sources on a century of Australian women artists’, Sydney, NSW : Hale & Iremonger.

  • Hylton, Jane (1994), 'South Australian Women Artists’, Adelaide, SA : Art Gallery of South Australia catalogue.

  • Tuck, Ruth (1990), 'Tuck, Marie Anne (1866 – 1947)’, Melbourne, Vic : Australian Dictionary of Biography, Volume 12, [Ritchie, J. (ed.)], Melbourne University Press, [274].

  • Wilson, Shirley Cameron (1988), 'From Shadow into Light’, St Peter’s, SA.

  • (1947), 'Marie Tuck Memorial Exhibition’, Adelaide, SA : Royal South Australian Society of Arts catalogue.

  • (1971), 'The Marie Tuck Retrospective Exhibition’, Aldgate, SA : Cricklewood Art Centre Workshops catalogue.

  • (1972), 'The Students of Marie Tuck: A Tribute’, Aldgate, SA : Cricklewood Art Centre Workshops catalogue.

  • Tuck, Ruth (1976), 'Marie Tuck’, Norwood, SA : Some Forgotten, Some Remembered: women artists of South Australia, (Biven, Rachel), Sydenham Gallery.

  • Davies, Alan; & Stanbury, Peter (1985), 'The Mechanical Eye in Australia: Photography 1841-1900’, Melbourne, Vic : Oxford University Press.

  • 'Various art correspondents’ (1 April 1910), 'The Art of the Year’, Lone Hand, p. 677 [by].

  • Lesage, Jean-Claude (2000), 'Peintres Australiens à Etaples’, AMME editions, Etaples.

  • Marie Tuck Australian artist : Reflections on her life by Margaret Muirhead [released 8 March 2022] by Hidden Talent: Untold Stories of the Fairview Art Collection

    https://directory.libsyn.com/episode/index/id/22375598

See also

  • 'Heritage: Section 1, plate 27'.

Initial data sources

  • Heritage: The National Women's Art Book