Battleship and Submarine (1915)
Photo: Paul Carter      
© Richard Eurich Paintings

Battleship and Submarine

1915

This early painting, done during the First World War when RE was about 12 years old, was found in a scrapbook he compiled to show a selection of studies ". . . drawn before I went to the Slade School, London in 1924 - so they represent a cross section of what I was studying out of school up to the age of twenty one.".

REP

Richard had to learn to deflect anti-German feeling at his boarding school.
"I found there was one way in which I could make my fellows forget their antagonisms. It was generally acknowledged that I could draw so I entertained the uncritical rabble with extravagant battle pictures, often of a murderous nature, and in their appreciation of these works they lost sight of my German antecedents."

Provenance

IN COLLECTION | 2018

Estate Collection (Private Collection)

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Provenance:

  • IN COLLECTION - 2018 - Estate Collection (Private Collection)

Exhibitions:

  • None recorded.

Notes:

  • None recorded.

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References:

  • “Richard Eurich (1903-1992) Visionary Artist” (Edward Chaney and Christine Clearkin (contributions by James Hyman, David McCann and Peyton Skipwith), pub. 2003: Paul Holberton Publishing, ISBN 1903470110) [Fig 6 in catalogue, not exhibited]