RETROSPECTIVE EXHIBITION OF OIL PAINTINGS by RICHARD EURICH, A.R.A.

Raid on Vaagso, Norway, 26 - 27 December 1941 (1941)

Cat 22 - lent by the Trustees of the Imperial War Museum

Mousehole Harbour, Cornwall (1937)

Cat 63 - lent by the Corporation of Aberdeen

In the Museum (1937)

Cat 47

Lulworth Cove (1934)

Cat 20 - lent by Dr. Sibyl R. Eastwood, M.R.C.P.

Unloading Cement, Lyme (1932)

Cat 43 - lent by the Corporation of Salford

Remembrance of Things Past (1947)

Cat 2 – lent by Captain T. Newman

Snow in the New Forest (1943)

Cat 61; lent by Sir Charles Henderson, K.B.E.

Minstead Church, Hampshire (1938)

Cat 62

Dunkirk (1939)

Cat 48; lent by HW Bligh

Dancing Men (1948)

Cat 1

Angry Clown (1947)

Cat 13

The Ship Inn (1935)

Cat 7; shown as "The Ship Inn, Weymouth'; loaned from the corporation of Liverpool

The White Horse, Kilburn, Yorkshire: after Rain (1950)

Cat 54

A Nativity (1949)

Cat 29

Grock, a Dalmatian Dog (1943)

Cat 15; lent by the Corporation of Birmingham

Newlyn, Cornwall (1937)

Cat 59; exhibited as "Newlyn"

The Dreamer (1946)

Cat 33

Sketch of Old Harry Rocks (c1950)

Cat 21

The Battle of the Boggarts (1948)

Cat 56; lent by Captain A S Cunningham-Reid

Northern Landscape (1947/68/75)

Cat 37

The Blue Barge, Weymouth (1934)

Cat 25 - lent by the Corporation of Manchester

Fawley Beach (1939)

cat 26; lent by Miss Olive Sampson

Solent Fort (1936)

Cat 42

Mousehole, Cornwall (1938)

Cat 41; lent by the Corporation of Rochdale

Pear Tree and Stables (c1951)

Cat 58

The Artist's Mother (1940)

Cat 9

Robin Hood’s Bay (Street) (c1934)

Cat 60; lent by Mr. Reginald Cockburn

The Plain of York with Lake (c1951)

Cat 24

Antwerp (1939)

Cat 19; lent by The Trustees of the Tate Gallery

Rescue of the Only Survivor of a Torpedoed Merchant Ship (1941)

Cat 30 - lent by the Corporation of Leeds