References

Reviews & articles

• Country Life [as recorded in RE sales diary] (possibly 1950)
• Solent Fort (1936)
• Marine Oil Paintings [May 19, 2010] (Jeronimus, Author's blog)
• Low Tide (1988)
• Submarine CO's wife receives uncanny signal de profundis . . . (by JFA, pub. Navy News - Review of book published by the IWM - War at Sea - The Royal Navy in the Second World War)
• [illustration and review on page 20] - A Destroyer Rescuing Survivors (1942)
• Art with Wings (by Amy Sargeant, Pub. Cassone)
• [Online Review] - Fortresses over Southampton Water (1944)
• Peter Greenham [London its. 84 (Mar 1, 1985, pp12-14)] (by Andrew Brighton, pub. Art Monthly)
• Galleries [pg. 12, July 2016, Different Paths] (Nicholas Usherwood, Barrington Publications)
• Wind Surfer Seascape (1984)
• Review of Richard Eurich (1903-1992) Visionary Artist exhibition [5 APRIL 2003, Page 45] (Spectator)
• “Interview: Richard Eurich, R.A.” (Peterson, Melanie, The Artist, London, Vol 82, Issue 488)
• [p 51] - Withdrawal from Dunkirk, June 1940 (1940)
• Survivors from a Torpedoed Ship (1942)
• [p 51] - Gay Lane (1952)
• [p 52] - Departure (1959)
• 4 works referenced...
• "An eye for detail" (by Frances Spalding, pub. The Independent Magazine, 26 March 1994)
• [p 26] - The Great Viol (1927)
• [pp 24-25] - Preparations for D-Day (1944)
• [pp 26-27] - Night Raid on Portsmouth Docks, 1941 (1942)
• [p 27] - Robing Bathers on a Rainy Beach (1969)
• [p28] - Mrs Green (1930)
• [p28] - Men of Straw (1957)
• [pp28-29] - La Fête des Saintes Maries de la Mer (1948)
• [p3] - The Mariner's Return (1953)
• 8 works referenced...
• Waugh-Commissioned Artist in New Book and Exhibition (by Jeffrey Manley, pub. Evelyn Waugh Society website, September 18, 2020)
• The Pleasures of Travel, 1951 (1951-2)
• The unexpected poetry of Richard Eurich's paintings (Andrew Lambirth, Art UK - Discover Stories, 08 Sep 2020)
• Brighton Gazette (6 November 1943)
• [illustrated] - Coverack, Cornwall (1937)
• 175 Heros (an exhibition marking the 175th anniversary of Bradford College where Richard studied in the 1920s, published by Bradford College)
• Obituary - Richard Eurich (pub. The Daily Telegraph, 13 June 1992)
• Conserving Eurich's 'The Grain Ship' [webpage] (pub. National Maritime Museum)
• The Grain Ship, Falmouth Harbour (1937)
• review of Yorkshire Artists Exhibition in Leeds (Manchester Guardian, Jan 1933)
• Winter Afternoon, Lyme (1932)
• Poet of the Beach (Peyton Skipwith, Country Life, 19 September 2020)
• [pg 143] - The Blue Barge, Weymouth (1934)
• [p145] - The Pleasures of Travel, 1951 (1951-2)
• [pg 142] - Withdrawal from Dunkirk, June 1940 (1940)
• [pg 144] - Whitby in Wartime (1940)
• [pg 142] - The Green Shirt (1932)
• The Great Convoy to North Africa (1943)
• [pg 143] - Queen of the Sea, 1911 (1954)
• 7 works referenced...
• The Garden Quad in Wartime (by John Jones, article in Floreat Domus, published by Balliol College, University of Oxford, 2018)
• [article and illustrations on pages 30-31] - Troops at Balliol, Second World War (1947)
• THE ART OF RICHARD EURICH: In Conversation with Philippa Bambach and Caroline Martin (Meris Ryan-Goff, Lund Humphries, 2020)
• Three female gallerists who changed the course of British art (by Gill Hedley, pub. RA website and magazine, 28 September 2016)
• The New Forest (1939)
• From the Beaches of Dunkirk: Richard Eurich (Peter Simpson, National Gallery of Canada Magazine, November 11, 2020)
• Dunkirk Beaches, May 1940 (1941)
• Dunkirk Beaches (1940)
• Withdrawal from Dunkirk, June 1940 (1940)
• 3 works referenced...
• Country Life
• [ill. 26 November 1943] - Thatching in Hampshire (c1939)
• The Connoisseur
• [December 1942, illustrated] - A Destroyer Rescuing Survivors (1942)
• [June 1943, illustration] - The Landing at Dieppe, 19th August 1942 (1942-3)
• [January/June 1929] - Study  for  Portrait  Decoration (c1929)
• 3 works referenced...
• A Weekend with Waugh (by Duncan McLaren, pub. evelynwaugh.org.uk)
• The Pleasures of Travel, 1951 (1951-2)
• Visual Arts notices and reviews (by Susan Platt, pub. Manchester City Life, date unknown)
• From the Old Walls, Lyme Regis (1932)
• A curse on the critics (online review of 'Richard Eurich RA - visionary artist' exhibition by Richard Dorment, The Telegraph, 12 March 2003)
• [illustrated] - The Critics (1956)
• Richard Eurich remembered by his daughters (interview for the NEAC website by Melissa Scott-Miller, pub. New English Art Club (2015))
• Woman, Fishermen and Tanker (c1976)
• Boy With a Kite (1985)
• 2 works referenced...
• Back on familiar territory [review of "Land and Sea"] (by The Newsroom, pub. Yorkshire Post (online), 21 October 2011)
• The Ferry (1988)
• Nude by Window (c1989)
• Brent Geese (1986)
• The Goal Post (1982)
• Winter Seascape (1982)
• Two Bathers Having Fun (1987)
• Head of a Woman (Red Dress) (1982)
• The Wharfe at Bolton Abbey (1982)
• 8 works referenced...
• [article title unknown] [Badminton, Richard Eurich, Berwick, 1 May 1980] (Country Life)
• Fighting History (pub. artmap)
• [illustration] - The Landing at Dieppe, 19th August 1942 (1942-3)
• Pathe News
• [Coronation on Canvas] - Coronation Procession - Admiralty Arch from Trafalgar Square (1953)
• [G.P.O. Art (1959) -"Richmond, Yorkshire" is shown briefly at 2:27 minutes.] - Richmond, Yorkshire (1958)
• [Queen Of Sail Aground, 1936] - The Wreck of the Herzogin Cecilie (1944)
• 3 works referenced...
• The Lion Brewery
• [link] - Embarkation (1936)
• Southern Daily Echo (Hampshire magazine)
• The Whitby Lights (1962)
• Depuis les plages de Dunkerque : Richard Eurich (Peter Simpson, Musee des beaux-arts du Canada Magazine, 11 novembre 2020)
• Dunkirk Beaches, May 1940 (1941)
• Dunkirk Beaches (1940)
• Withdrawal from Dunkirk, June 1940 (1940)
• 3 works referenced...
• Richard Eurich 1903-1992: Visionary Artist At the Millais Gallery, Southampton Institute, East Park Terrace, Southampton, 2003 (pub. Architects' Journal (AJ))
• Sketch (5 May 1943: illustration)
• The Landing at Dieppe, 19th August 1942 (1942-3)
• Seafaring – an exhibition of the violence, danger and beauty of British waters [exhibition review] (by Francesca Peacock, pub. The Telegraph)
• [illustrated] - Survivors from a Torpedoed Ship (1942)
• The Tatler and Bystander
• [November 4, 1942. ill. p131] - Raid on Vaagso, Norway, 26 - 27 December 1941 (1941)
• [10 June 1942, no. 2137, illustration] - Rescue of the Only Survivor of a Torpedoed Merchant Ship (1941)
• 2 works referenced...
• Arts Review [magazine supplement] (August 1986, Vol 38)
• [pp 2-3] - Further Outlook (1986)
• Pictures for Children [22 April 1945] (Eric Newton, Sunday Times)