References

Reviews & articles

• Pathe News
• [Queen Of Sail Aground, 1936] - The Wreck of the Herzogin Cecilie (1944)
• [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)
• 3 works referenced...
• The Artist, a magazine giving instructions in all branches of art, London, Vol XI, No 6, August 1936, p 185 (Sawkins Harold (Ed))
• In Falmouth Harbour (1935)
• [title unknown] [7 September, 1940] (Illustrated London News)
• Withdrawal from Dunkirk, June 1940 (1940)
• 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)
• "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...
• Richard Eurich in Southampton, Bournemouth and London [Vol. 4, No. 2 (Summer 2003), p. 108 (1 page)] (Julian Freeman, The British Art Journal)
• Sketch (5 May 1943: illustration)
• The Landing at Dieppe, 19th August 1942 (1942-3)
• Country Life [as recorded in RE sales diary] (possibly 1950)
• Solent Fort (1936)
• Conserving Eurich's 'The Grain Ship' [webpage] (pub. National Maritime Museum)
• The Grain Ship, Falmouth Harbour (1937)
• Frenzy on the Farm (by William Feaver, The Observer, 1994)
• Men of Straw (1957)
• Artists Anonymous [objets trouvés from the collection of Richard Eurich RA, photographed by Crispin Eurich] (pub. The Studio, May 1960)
• [pp166-167] - Found Objects (1960)
• Obituary: Richard Eurich (response) (David Hepfer, The Independent, 3 July 1992)
• EURICH, Richard: ‘My Art’ (Colin Neville, pub. Not Just Hockney website)
• [illustrated] - Unloading Cement, Lyme (1932)
• [illustrated] - Coast Scene with Rainbow (1952-53)
• 2 works referenced...
• The Pleasures of Travel [online article] (by John Derbyshire, pub. Taki's Magazine, Dec 1, 2010)
• The Pleasures of Travel, 1951 (1951-2)
• 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...
• The Studio
• [colour reproduction Sept 1934] - The Blue Barge, Weymouth (1934)
• [illustrating article about Richard, February 1928] - Harlequins (1926)
• [November 1936] - Embarkation (1936)
• Welsh Landscape (c1956)
• 4 works referenced...
• Canadian History Workshop
• [blog] - Light Coastal Forces Blow Up An Enemy Merchantman (1943)
• Making connections – Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool [Pictures for Schools blog] (Natalie Bradbury)
• Queen's Diamond Jubilee: Royal Academy Celebrates with Rare Exhibitions (By Monami Thakur, pub. International Business Times)
• Queen of the Sea, 1911 (1954)
• In Focus: The Anglo-German pacifist-turned-war artist who famously chronicled Dunkirk — despite not being there [cut down version of Peyton Skipwith's article for the printed version, edited by Gavin Stamp - Sept 18, 2020] (Peyton Skipwith, Country Life - online)
• The Great Convoy to North Africa (1943)
• Queen of the Sea, 1911 (1954)
• The Green Shirt (1932)
• Bombardment of the coast near Trapani (1943)
• Withdrawal from Dunkirk, June 1940 (1940)
• The Pleasures of Travel, 1951 (1951-2)
• 6 works referenced...
• Illustrated London News
• The Great Convoy to North Africa, November 1942 (1943)
• [date unknown] - The Raid on the Bruneval Radio Location Station, 27-28 February 1942 (1942)
• [c1941] - Dunkirk Beaches, May 1940 (1941)
• [11 March 1944] - Light Coastal Forces Blow Up An Enemy Merchantman (1943)
• Welsh Landscape (c1956)
• The Girl with the Drum, Fleetwood (1960)
• [date unknown.] - Air Fight over Portland (1940)
• [6 June 1942, illustration] - Rescue of the Only Survivor of a Torpedoed Merchant Ship (1941)
• [31 October 1942, illustrated] - Raid on Vaagso, Norway, 26 - 27 December 1941 (1941)
• [21 August 1943, illustration] - A Ship's Boat at Sea (1941)
• [21 August 1943, illustration] - HMS 'Revenge' Leaving Harbour (1942)
• ["Navy Pictures Seen at the Latest War Exhibition", July 19, 1941, pg.89] - HMS Resolution Returning to Portsmouth (1941)
• [Oct 31 1942, illustrated / 21 August 1943, illustration [?]] - A Destroyer Rescuing Survivors (1942)
• [date unknown] - The Great Convoy to North Africa (1943)
• [Christmas edition 1952, colour] - The Mummers (1952)
• 15 works referenced...
• Art News and Review [March 1949]
• The Battle of the Boggarts (1948)
• Exhibition visit: Evelyn Gibbs in Peace and Wartime, Nottingham Castle [Pictures for Schools blog] (Natalie Bradbury)
• Nothing missing in action [review of "Richard Eurich: from Dunkirk to D-Day"] (by John Russell Taylor, pub. The Times, 2 October 1991)
• [detail of 'Robin Hood's Bay in Wartime' illustrated] - Robin Hood's Bay in Wartime (1940)
• War Artists at Sea [4 February 2014] (Pub. Wall Street International magazine)
• [illustration] - Withdrawal from Dunkirk, June 1940 (1940)
• Pictures for Children [22 April 1945] (Eric Newton, Sunday Times)
• Southern Daily Echo (Hampshire magazine)
• The Whitby Lights (1962)
• unknown article (published in an unknown issue of Studio magazine)
• The Connoisseur (1926)
• Portrait of the Artist, Richard Eurich (Lambeth, Andrew, The Artists and Illustrators Magazine, December 1989)
• [p 27] - Bottle on a Beach (1976)
• [p 27] - The Green Shirt (1932)
• [p 26] - The Battle of the Boggarts (1948)
• 3 works referenced...
• A Review of Literature and the Arts (The London Magazine, Apri/May 2003)
• [p 90] - Mythen Alp, Switzerland (1971)
• [p 92] - Workers Emerging (1976)
• [p90] - The Road to Grassington (1971)
• [p 88] - Lyme Regis (1930)
• [p 91] - Snow in Wharfedale (1969)
• 5 works referenced...
• Obituary (Peyton Skipwith, The Independent, 10 June 1992)

Catalogues

• Flight and the Artistic Imagination [Paperback; 96 pages. ISBN-10: 9781907372377; ISBN-13‏ : ‎978-1907372377] (by Sam Smiles, Pub. Paul Holberton Publishing)
• [illustrated] - Fortresses over Southampton Water (1944)
• Painting the Landscape (pub. Messum's (pp 16-17))
• [illustrated] - Approaching Storm, Salisbury (1960s)
• RA Illustrated
• [1960] - Shipwreck (1959)
• [1969] - Rainy Day Isle of Wight (1965)
• [1939] - Solent Fort (1936)
• [1949, p28] - The Battle of the Boggarts (1948)
• Marine Harvest (1949)
• [1951, illustration] - The Ferryboat 'Charon' (1950)
• [1963] - The Whitby Lights (1962)
• [1954] - The Tortoiseshell Cat (1954)
• [1964] - Studio Window (1963)
• [1956] - Welsh Landscape (c1956)
• [1961] - The Girl with the Drum, Fleetwood (1960)
• [1954] - Queen of the Sea, 1911 (1954)
• [1960] - The Lighthouse (1959)
• 13 works referenced...
• Under the Influence (The London Institute Gallery, 21 April - 30 May 1997)
• [detail illustrated in colour on p131] - The Long Barrow (c1945)
• New English Art Club 1969. 122nd Exhibition [at Federation of British Artists, London 30th Oct. to 13th Nov. 1969] (pub. New English Art Club)
• Out of Line [1986, Charles Shearer was commissioned to make a drawing inspired by visits to the studios of twelve artists, including Richard Eurich] (Peter Moores, William Fever, Walker Art Gallery, Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool, 1986)
• Richard Eurich Paintings (preface by Alastair Gordon, pub. Arthur Tooth & Sons, 1968, London)
• [Figure 15] - Haworth, Yorkshire (1964)
• [Figure 2] - Sunrise, Southampton Water (1963)
• [Figure 9] - Tanker on Fire (1963-65)
• [Figure 7] - Beach Scene, Isle of Wight (1965)
• [Figure 24] - Head of a Man (1967)
• [Figure 20] - Departure (1959)
• [Figure 11] - Rough Sea with Solitary Figure (1967)
• 7 works referenced...
• Waterman
• [link] - Beer from the Sea (1932)
• Art and the Sea: An independently organised series of exhibitions of contemporary art : Glasgow, Sunderland, Liverpool, Llandudno, Southampton, Bristol, London (by Mike Collier assisted by Sue Mackinnon, John Mackinnon, Liz Beech and Michael Sheedy, published by the Institute for Contemporary Arts (ICA), London, 1982; ISBN 10: 0905263162 / ISBN 13: 9780905263168)
• Sea Traffic (1980)