Shipwreck (1959)
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Shipwreck

1959

Oil on canvas
40.2 x 51 cm

Royal Academy of Arts, London


Birds Eye View Public Collections Works | 1950 to 1959 RA Summer Exhibitions All Works in NEAC Exhibitions 1927 to 1992 Weather | Storm | Wind | Rain | Snow | Mist | Fog Ships | Boats | Harbours | Ports

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Recto: Signed lower left: R. Eurich

Aka: Shipwreck; The Shipwreck [RE sales diary]

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Provenance

EXHIBITED | 15th to 31st Oct 1959

"New English Art Club 112th Exhibition (Winter)" - RBA Galleries, Suffolk St Gallery, Pall Mall East, London

Cat 356; priced at £105

EXHIBITED | 30th Apr to 14th Aug 1960

"Summer Exhibition 1960" - Royal Academy of Arts, London

Cat 754

ACQUIRED | 1960

Royal Academy of Arts, London

purchased via the E. Stott bequest; accession number 03/335

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Provenance:

  • ACQUIRED - 1960 - Royal Academy of Arts, London
    purchased via the E. Stott bequest; accession number 03/335

Exhibitions:

  • 15th to 31st Oct 1959 - "New English Art Club 112th Exhibition (Winter)", RBA Galleries, Suffolk St Gallery, Pall Mall East, London
    Cat 356; priced at £105
  • 30th Apr to 14th Aug 1960 - "Summer Exhibition 1960", Royal Academy of Arts, London
    Cat 754

Notes:

  • None recorded.

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