The Pool in the Wood (1929)
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The Pool in the Wood

1929

Pencil on paper
27 x 37 cm

The Cooper Gallery, Barnsley, South Yorkshire

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Recto: Signed and dated lower right: R. Eurich 1929.

Verso: Inscriptions: 19. The Pool in the Wood. Richard Eurich 29 Coleherne Road SW10 (handwritten label); Arts Council of Great Britain Barnsley Collection (Sadler Bequest) Artist: R Eurich Title: Pool in the Wood Number (typed label); Michael Ernest Sadler University College Oxford (printed label); Sadler Exhibition Leeds No 29 (Typed label); The Goupil Gallery Ltd 5 Regent Street London SW1 Pictures, Bronzes, Frames (printed label)

Other measurements: 27 x 37 cm [Cooper Gallery]

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One of the drawings in RE's first solo show, at the Goupil Gallery in London in 1929. Catalogue no. 6.  The work is recorded as sold in Richard's sales diary, but the buyer is not noted. Since it was gifted by Sir Michael Sadler to The Cooper Gallery in 1933, we can probably assume that he was the collector who bought it.  We do know from the sales diary that Sadler aquired several other drawings from the same exhibition - The Three Ages, A Fairy Tale, Clowns by the Sea,  Lady with a Lute and  …

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One of the drawings in RE's first solo show, at the Goupil Gallery in London in 1929. Catalogue no. 6.  The work is recorded as sold in Richard's sales diary, but the buyer is not noted. Since it was gifted by Sir Michael Sadler to The Cooper Gallery in 1933, we can probably assume that he was the collector who bought it.  We do know from the sales diary that Sadler aquired several other drawings from the same exhibition - The Three Ages, A Fairy Tale, Clowns by the Sea,  Lady with a Lute and The Family.

The Goupil link below takes you to more information about the show and to a full list of titles from the catalogue.

Provenance

EXHIBITED | December 1929

"Richard Eurich" - Goupil Gallery, London

Cat 6;; priced at 8 guineas

ACQUIRED | December 1929

Bought by private collector from the Goupil show. There is no record who the purchaser was, but it was probably Sir Michael Sadler.

GIFTED | 1933

The Cooper Gallery, Barnsley, South Yorkshire

presented by Sir Michael Sadler through The Art Fund (NACF)

EXHIBITED | 1950

"Arts Council Exhibition", Temple Newsam House, Leeds

Cat 373

EXHIBITED | 6th Dec 1962 to 10th Jan 1963

"Paintings and sculpture from the collection of Sir Michael Ernest Sadler" - Leeds City Art Gallery, Leeds

Cat 29

NOTE | 2019

The Cooper Gallery have an exhibition label which states the drawing formed part of Eurich's first one-man show at the Goupil Gallery in 1929, and also a letter from Edward Casassa for The Fine Art Society stating this in 1982.

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Provenance:

  • ACQUIRED - December 1929 - Bought by private collector from the Goupil show. There is no record who the purchaser was, but it was probably Sir Michael Sadler.
  • GIFTED - 1933 - The Cooper Gallery, Barnsley, South Yorkshire
    presented by Sir Michael Sadler through The Art Fund (NACF)

Exhibitions:

  • December 1929 - "Richard Eurich", Goupil Gallery, London
    Cat 6;; priced at 8 guineas
  • 1950 - "Arts Council Exhibition", Temple Newsam House, Leeds
    Cat 373
  • 6th Dec 1962 to 10th Jan 1963 - "Paintings and sculpture from the collection of Sir Michael Ernest Sadler", Leeds City Art Gallery, Leeds
    Cat 29

Notes:

  • 2019 - NOTE
    The Cooper Gallery have an exhibition label which states the drawing formed part of Eurich's first one-man show at the Goupil Gallery in 1929, and also a letter from Edward Casassa for The Fine Art Society stating this in 1982.

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