Albert and Barbara Tucker Gallery, Heide Museum of Modern Art

13 SEPTEMBER 2014 – 15 FEBRUARY 2015

CURATORS: LESLEY HARDING & KENDRAH MORGAN

In 1944 Albert Tucker discovered two intriguing paintings in an unexpected location—a bicycle shop in Swanston Street, Melbourne. Attracted by their naive artistry he set about trying to identify the painter, as the works were unsigned. Tucker learned that the pictures had belonged to Professor Alfred Henry Tipper, a travelling showman and trick cyclist who was depicted in the images, and who had died in April that year.

View the catalogue here.

 

GRANT APPLICATIONS

Celebrating 10 years of giving

The Albert & Barbara Tucker Foundation 2026 funding round has now closed. We accepted Expressions of Interest from 1st April - 31 May and are unable to accept late submissions. The dates of our next funding round will be advertised here as soon as they are available.

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