Evening, Lepe (1971)
Photo: Paul Carter      
© Richard Eurich Paintings

Evening, Lepe

1971

Oil on board
49.5 x 74.5 cm

Private Collection, UK

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Recto: Signed and dated lower right: Richard Eurich ’71

Verso: Signed, inscribed and dated again 'RICHARD EURICH R.A. / EVENING . LEPE/1976’

Other measurements: 49.5 x 74.5 cm [REP]; 50.8 x 76.2 cm

England Hampshire Lepe Beach The Solent The South Isle of Wight bait diggers beacon bucket cliff cruise liner groynes island lights marker men passenger ship shovel

Catching that elusive moment as the sun is setting when everything is at its most brilliant is such a difficult thing to do. This picture does just that and has the additional dramatic touch of a liner already lit up, on its way after leaving Southampton Docks. I love it!

 

see Stormy Evening, Lepe (1976)

REP / PB

Richard included bait diggers as a main subject or tiny in the foreground or background in dozens of works.

Provenance

EXHIBITED | 1972

"[exhibition title unknown]" - Ash Barn Gallery, Petersfield

ACQUIRED | 1972

bought by private collector from Ash Barn

AUCTIONED | 26th Jun 2014

"Modern British & Irish Art Day Sale" - Christie’s, London

lot 180, illustrated; price realised £17,500

IN COLLECTION | 2015

Private Collection, UK

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Provenance:

  • ACQUIRED - 1972 - bought by private collector from Ash Barn
  • AUCTIONED - 26th Jun 2014 - "Modern British & Irish Art Day Sale", Christie’s, London
    lot 180, illustrated; price realised £17,500
  • IN COLLECTION - 2015 - Private Collection, UK

Exhibitions:

  • 1972 - "[exhibition title unknown]", Ash Barn Gallery, Petersfield

Notes:

  • None recorded.

Related  

Container Ship (1978)

Image © Rosebery's London

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References:

  • The Art of Richard Eurich (Andrew Lambirth, pub. 2020: Lund Humphries, 170 colour illustrations, ISBN 9781848221727) [fig 102, pg 124]