1935
Oil on canvas
40 x 61 cm
Private Collection, UK
More details...Recto: Signed and dated lower left: R. EURICH 1935
Aka: Spring in New Forest [RE diaries and Redfern 1943]
Verso: Title inscribed on canvas fold; label with owner's story about the painting
Other measurements: 40 x 61 cm [REP]; 39 x 59 cm; 25 x 30 in [RE diaries]
Hampshire The New Forest animal building buildings caravan figures gypsy hat horse man oil painting painting pony topographical view trees women woman femaleThe subject is Vivien Cutting's caravan, on the plot now known as Robin's Bush, as seen from the garden of Appletreewick, Richard's house in Dibden Purlieu on the edge of The New Forest in Hampshire. The present collector (2017) always admired the painting in VC's later house in Newtown, Montgomery. He and a friend stayed in the caravan, on another site in Dibden Purlieu, while revising for Cambridge exams. [Edited version of the inscription written by the present (2017) owner on the back of the painting]
Not to be confused with Spring in the New Forest (c1943).
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