Robing Bathers on a Rainy Beach
1969
oil on canvas
51h x 75w (cm)
Figures on a Beach
Nude Figures
Ships | Boats | Harbours | Ports
Hands behind Head
Towels | Shrouds | Figures Bending Over
Umbrellas | Hats
Strange Pictures
The Art of Richard Eurich
- Andrew Lambirth, ‘The Art of Richard Eurich'The boldness of the design is typical of [Richard’s] later work and focuses on certain key themes which reappear repeatedly in his pictures, such as towels, hats and umbrellas. The alignment of figures dressed for cold weather with others that are unclothed or nearly naked, and the tanker looming over the horizon, all add to the mystery of the image. Yet, despite these seeming distractions, there is something curiously settled about the painting, a quality no doubt established by the rigorous control of design for which Eurich had by now become famous.
Provenance & Events
References:
Catalogues
- "Edge of All the Land” Southampton (1994)"; Southampton City Art Gallery / Nicholas Usherwood. [Figure 67]
- "RICHARD EURICH, RA - A Retrospective Exhibition"; by Caroline Krzesinska, pub. Bradford Art Galleries and Museums 1979 [p41]
Archive
- "Art UK"; [artuk.org]
Books
- "The Art of Richard Eurich"; Andrew Lambirth, pub. 2020: Lund Humphries, 170 colour illustrations, ISBN 9781848221727 [cover; fig 100, pg 121]
Reviews
- "An eye for detail"; by Frances Spalding, pub. The Independent Magazine, 26 March 1994 [p 27]
- "The Sea, the sea"; review by Jonathan Meades of the Edge of All the Land exhibition (1994) republished in a book of his selected writings - Pedro and Ricky Come Again, pub. Unbound: 18 March 2021, ISBN-10 : 1783529504; ISBN-13 : 978-1783529506
Collections
- "Art UK Stories"; [The unexpected poetry of Richard Eurich's paintings]