Francis Tucker's beautiful colorful pop art paintings are recurring simple figures, which are reduced only by a black line strongly. The line as a central design feature gives her pictures their unmistakable main content. An optical analogy to the American artist Keith Haring, who died in 1990, seems to be recognizable. On closer inspection and study of the extensive works, however, it quickly becomes clear that Francis Tucker's pictures are about motionless and inactive leading actors who acquire a subtle meaning in a color-intensive world. Motionlessness is the state before any action before the first step to success. In Francis Tucker's work, the crown and the king, which have been used in many of his more than 1500 unique pieces to date, are always a sign of success. 

Reduced to the essential with a strong expression in its entirety. Happy mostly only at first sight. Characteristic for the work of the painter is the variety of his colorful forms of expression in acrylic on different materials. 
The king is also often used by him to give thanks and "awards" to successful people who have accompanied his own path to success. So a nice way to say thank you with art Francis Tucker Styles is in PopArt and Streetart. The Art Studio of Francis Tucker is in Cologne - Germany, where he also lives. His favorite places to live and paint are France, Italy, USA, United Arab Emirates, England. Francis Tucker's works are available in the following galleries: