Albert Tucker b. 29 December 1914

Also known as Albert Lee Tucker
  • Artist (Painter),
  • Artist (Photographer),
  • Artist (Ceramist)
Albert Tucker was one of the Angry Penguins group of artists who were at Heide in the 1940s. His art was shaped in part by the poverty he experienced and saw during the Great Depression and his experiences in the Army and Melbourne in World War II. He also worked to ensure the posthumous reputation of his first wife, Joy Hester.
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References [<ExternalResource: Robin Hughes (14 February 1994), 'Albert Tucker'.>, <ExternalResource: Haese, Richard (1988), 'Rebels and Precursors: : the revolutionary years of Australian art'.>, <ExternalResource: Coslovich, Gabriella (25 October 1999), 'Farewell Albert Tucker, artistic giant and pioneer'.>, <ExternalResource: (2000), 'Albert Tucker (Obituary)', Australian Art Collector, 11, 01, pp 30-31.>, <ExternalResource: Burke, Janine (2002), 'Australian gothic: a life of Albert Tucker', Milsons Point, NSW : Knopf.>, <ExternalResource: Phillips, Redmond (1945), 'Playing with Girls by Julius Prang', Melbourne, Vic : Reed & Harris.>] [<ExternalResource: Robin Hughes (14 February 1994), 'Albert Tucker'.>, <ExternalResource: Haese, Richard (1988), 'Rebels and Precursors: : the revolutionary years of Australian art'.>, <ExternalResource: Coslovich, Gabriella (25 October 1999), 'Farewell Albert Tucker, artistic giant and pioneer'.>]