La Fête des Saintes Maries de la Mer (1948)
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La Fête des Saintes Maries de la Mer

1948

Provenance

EXHIBITED | 8th Mar to 2nd Apr 1949

"Richard Eurich, Walter Goetz, Frances Richards" - Redfern Gallery, London

Cat 22

EXHIBITED | 30th Apr to 7th Aug 1949

"Summer Exhibition 1949" - Royal Academy of Arts, London

Cat 702

ACQUIRED | 1949

bought by A Whitworth from the RA for £150

AUCTIONED | 12th Oct 1988

"[title unknown]" - Sotheby's, London

lot 214, illustrated

EXHIBITED | 14th Oct to 8th Nov 1991

"Richard Eurich: Paintings Since the War" - The Fine Art Society, London

Cat 3

IN COLLECTION | 1994

private collection, USA

EXHIBITED | 28th Jan to 13th Mar 1994

"The Edge of all the Land: Richard Eurich 1903-1992" - Southampton City Art Gallery, Southampton    (toured to Manchester, Bradford, Ipswich)

Cat 42, illustrated

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Provenance:

  • ACQUIRED - 1949 - bought by A Whitworth from the RA for £150
  • AUCTIONED - 12th Oct 1988 - "[title unknown]", Sotheby's, London
    lot 214, illustrated
  • IN COLLECTION - 1994 - private collection, USA

Exhibitions:

  • 8th Mar to 2nd Apr 1949 - "Richard Eurich, Walter Goetz, Frances Richards", Redfern Gallery, London
    Cat 22
  • 30th Apr to 7th Aug 1949 - "Summer Exhibition 1949", Royal Academy of Arts, London
    Cat 702
  • 14th Oct to 8th Nov 1991 - "Richard Eurich: Paintings Since the War", The Fine Art Society, London
    Cat 3
  • 28th Jan to 13th Mar 1994 - "The Edge of all the Land: Richard Eurich 1903-1992", Southampton City Art Gallery, Southampton    (toured to Manchester, Bradford, Ipswich)
    Cat 42, illustrated

Notes:

  • None recorded.

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References:

  • “Edge of All the Land” Southampton (1994) (Southampton City Art Gallery / Nicholas Usherwood.) [Figure 42]
  • "An eye for detail" (by Frances Spalding, pub. The Independent Magazine, 26 March 1994) [pp28-29]