The Beach, Beer

Richard's 1932 diary mentions that one day he walked along the coast to Beer in Devon, about six miles from Lyme Regis where he was staying while finishing off the paintings for his 1933 Dorset Sea-Ports exhibition. He seems to have done several paintings from the sketches made that day. This one, The Beach, Beer, was shown in the exhibition [Cat 18] along with Beer from the Sea (1932) [Cat 40] and Street in Beer (1933) [Cat 25]. 

Beer Head (1933), is mentioned in his 1933 diary but does not appear in any exhibition catalogue we have found, so it …

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Richard's 1932 diary mentions that one day he walked along the coast to Beer in Devon, about six miles from Lyme Regis where he was staying while finishing off the paintings for his 1933 Dorset Sea-Ports exhibition. He seems to have done several paintings from the sketches made that day. This one, The Beach, Beer, was shown in the exhibition [Cat 18] along with Beer from the Sea (1932) [Cat 40] and Street in Beer (1933) [Cat 25]. 

Beer Head (1933), is mentioned in his 1933 diary but does not appear in any exhibition catalogue we have found, so it may be another title for one of the works above.