Robin Hood's Bay (1934-5)
Photo: Beaverbrook Art Gallery      
© Beaverbrook Art Gallery

Robin Hood's Bay

1934-5

Richard writes in his sales diary about Robin Hood's Town:

Purchased by Smith Rouse le Rouse for Johannesburg but seems to be in Canada!" 

He added this note to the diary later in his life and we wonder if he was thinking of another work that did go to South Africa - Red Roofs, Robin Hood's Bay, Yorkshire (1938).

Provenance

EXHIBITED | 28th Feb to 30th Mar 1935

"Richard Eurich" - Redfern Gallery, London

Cat 10; shown as Robin Hood's Town; priced at 80 Guineas

EXHIBITED | May to June 1936

"Goupil Summer Show" - The French Gallery, 11 Berkeley Sq, London

Cat 97; priced at £80

EXHIBITED | 15th Oct to 6th Dec 1936

"International Exhibition of Paintings" - Carnegie Institute, Pittsburgh, USA

Cat 126

EXHIBITED | 11th Jul to 10th Aug 1939

"Loan Exhibition of French and English Paintings" - Southampton City Art Gallery, Southampton

Cat 10

EXHIBITED | Oct to November 1944

"New English Art Club 95th Exhibition (Winter)" - RBA Galleries, Suffolk St Gallery, Pall Mall East,, London

Cat 297

EXHIBITED | 2nd May to 16th Aug 1953

"Summer Exhibition 1953" - Royal Academy of Arts, London

Cat 213; shown as Robin Hood's Bay

ACQUIRED | July 1954

purchased from the Redfern Gallery by LeRoux Smith, agent for Lord Beaverbrook

EXHIBITED | 8th to 20th Nov 1954

"Representative British Paintings" - Beaverbrook Art Gallery, Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada

Cat 11, catalogued as ‘Robin Hood’s Town’

GIFTED | 1960

The Beaverbrook Art Gallery, Fredericton, NB, Canada

by the Second Beaverbrook Foundation

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Provenance:

  • ACQUIRED - July 1954 - purchased from the Redfern Gallery by LeRoux Smith, agent for Lord Beaverbrook
  • GIFTED - 1960 - The Beaverbrook Art Gallery, Fredericton, NB, Canada
    by the Second Beaverbrook Foundation

Exhibitions:

  • 28th Feb to 30th Mar 1935 - "Richard Eurich", Redfern Gallery, London
    Cat 10; shown as Robin Hood's Town; priced at 80 Guineas
  • May to June 1936 - "Goupil Summer Show", The French Gallery, 11 Berkeley Sq, London
    Cat 97; priced at £80
  • 15th Oct to 6th Dec 1936 - "International Exhibition of Paintings", Carnegie Institute, Pittsburgh, USA
    Cat 126
  • 11th Jul to 10th Aug 1939 - "Loan Exhibition of French and English Paintings", Southampton City Art Gallery, Southampton
    Cat 10
  • Oct to November 1944 - "New English Art Club 95th Exhibition (Winter)", RBA Galleries, Suffolk St Gallery, Pall Mall East,, London
    Cat 297
  • 2nd May to 16th Aug 1953 - "Summer Exhibition 1953", Royal Academy of Arts, London
    Cat 213; shown as Robin Hood's Bay
  • 8th to 20th Nov 1954 - "Representative British Paintings", Beaverbrook Art Gallery, Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada
    Cat 11, catalogued as ‘Robin Hood’s Town’

Notes:

  • None recorded.

Location  

The Slip, Robin Hood's Bay (1934)

Image © The Collector

 

Robin Hood's Bay in Wartime (1940)

Image © National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London. Presented by the War Artists Advisory Committee 1947 (CC BY-NC-ND)

 

Red Roofs, Robin Hood's Bay, Yorkshire (1938)

Image © Jenna Burlingham Fine Art

 

The Pilot Boat (1936)

Image © The Collector

Related  

The painting published in colour in the Christmas issue of Arts Review 1935.

The painting published in colour in the Christmas issue of Arts Review 1935.

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References:

  • colour reproduction 'Robin Hood's Town' (Art Review, Jan 1936)
  • Beaverbrook Art Gallery: Paintings (University Press of New Brunswick, 1959) [p 41, as 'Robin Hood's Town']