Richard Eurich Art
The son of a professor of forensic medicine, Richard Eurich trained under Professor Henry Tonks at the Slade until 1926. His first show was held at the Goupil Gallery in 1929 and arranged with the assistance of Eric Gill and Sir Edward Marsh. Christopher Wood attended the opening, advising the young artist to paint what he loved. Eurich stayed true to his suggestion, and for his illustrious career only painted subject-matter that he enjoyed and found of interest, resulting in works such as the Sunset over the Isle of Wight, a life-affirming painting, produced by an artist enjoying one of the most wondrous and spectacular displays of the natural world, the sunset.
Late 20th Century Richard Eurich Art
Oil, Board
Late 19th Century American Impressionist Richard Eurich Art
Board, Oil
Early 1900s Victorian Richard Eurich Art
Oil, Board, Canvas
Late 20th Century Impressionist Richard Eurich Art
Oil, Board
1950s Modern Richard Eurich Art
Canvas, Oil, Illustration Board
1930s Post-Impressionist Richard Eurich Art
Oil, Board
Late 19th Century Realist Richard Eurich Art
Oil, Board
Late 20th Century Photorealist Richard Eurich Art
Oil, Board
Christopher OsborneFarm in the English Countryside with Warm Golden Brown & Lush Green Colours, 1979
1910s Academic Richard Eurich Art
Board, Oil
1950s American Impressionist Richard Eurich Art
Illustration Board, Oil
1980s Modern Richard Eurich Art
Oil, Board
2010s Realist Richard Eurich Art
Acrylic, Oil, Paint, Board, Gesso, Mixed Media
1980s Impressionist Richard Eurich Art
Oil, Cardboard
1960s Impressionist Richard Eurich Art
Oil
1960s Impressionist Richard Eurich Art
Oil