Photo: courtesy of Christie's

Design for Title Page: Harpsichord and Virginal Music

1928

Pencil on paper
24.5 x 20.2 cm

Unknown collection (see timeline)

Interiors Music | Dance Drawings Works | 1920 to 1929 Historical and Biblical References Curtains

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Recto: Signed and dated lower right: R. EURICh. 1928.

Aka: Harpsichord and Virginal Music; Design for Title Page: Harpsichord and Virginal Music [FAS]; Seated Girl at the Virginals [Bradford]

Other measurements: 25.4 x 20.2 cm [Christie's]

bead necklace cello cherubs curtains cushion earing female harp harpsicord keyboard keys musical instrument seated sheet music viola da gamba women woman female

Provenance

EXHIBITED | 25th Nov 1979 to 20th Jan 1980

"Richard Eurich, RA - A Retrospective Exhibition" - Cartwright Hall Gallery, Bradford District Museums and Galleries, Bradford (toured Glasgow, London, Southampton)

Cat 6

EXHIBITED | 14th Mar to 8th Apr 1983

"Eurich at 80, Early Drawings and Recent Paintings" - The Fine Art Society, London (toured to The Manor House Museum and Gallery, Ilkley, Yorkshire)

Cat 29, illustrated

IN COLLECTION | 2012

Christopher Hogwood, CBE

AUCTIONED | 14th Jul 2016

"Modern British and Irish Art" - Christie’s, South Kensington, London

lot 43; Price realised £5625

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Provenance:

IN COLLECTION - 2012 - Christopher Hogwood, CBE
AUCTIONED - 14th Jul 2016 - "Modern British and Irish Art", Christie’s, South Kensington, London
lot 43; Price realised £5625

Exhibitions:

25th Nov 1979 to 20th Jan 1980 - "Richard Eurich, RA - A Retrospective Exhibition", Cartwright Hall Gallery, Bradford District Museums and Galleries, Bradford (toured Glasgow, London, Southampton)
Cat 6
14th Mar to 8th Apr 1983 - "Eurich at 80, Early Drawings and Recent Paintings", The Fine Art Society, London (toured to The Manor House Museum and Gallery, Ilkley, Yorkshire)
Cat 29, illustrated

Notes:

None recorded.

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