Evelyn Tucker (August 15, 1906 – August 17, 1996) was one of a handful of women who were employed as "Monuments Men" after World War II.
According to Bryce McWhinnie, a researcher with the Monuments Men Foundation, several "unsung female American MFA&A officers – Rose Valland, Capt.
Edith A.
Standen, Evelyn Tucker, and Capt.
Mary J.
Regan, "put their personal interests in jeopardy in order to protect pricelss art." All under the age of 40 when they entered their respective service positions, "each of these women left her own mark on postwar cultural heritage restitution policy."