Edward Arden (Tucker)
1847 – 1910.
EDWARD TUCKER Jr. was born in Bristol in 1847, a landscape
and coastal painter in watercolour, who was the son of the well-known
watercolour artist Edward Tucker Sr. (c.1825-1909). He lived in Bristol,
London, Brighton and Ambleside, ending up in Windermere. He was the eldest of
five brothers all of whom were skilled artists and are now well recorded. He
used the pseudonym Edward Arden to avoid confusion with his father. He exhibited
extensively, but mainly in Northern galleries and died in 1910, the year after
his father.
Exhibition record:
New Watercolour Society, 5 works
Grosvenor Gallery, 1 work,
Royal Society of Artists,
Birmingham, 7 works
Dudley Gallery, 7 works
Glasgow Institute of Fine Arts, 1
work
Walker Gallery, Liverpool, 24
works
Manchester City Art Gallery, 16
works
Royal Hibernian Academy, 2 works
Royal Institute of Painters in
Water Colours, 7 works
Royal Scottish Academy, 2 works