Study  for  Portrait  Decoration
     

Study  for  Portrait  Decoration

c1929

We have been alerted about this work by a Eurich collector. He found it mentioned in a Connoisseur Magazine review of a London Group exhibition and later confirmed the details when he came across it again in the catalogue of that exhibition. The magazine reviewer was not very favourable to most works in the exhibition, including Richard's:

... Mr.  Richard  Eurich's preoccupation  was  stolidity,  well  seen  in  the  immovable features  of  the  little  girl  in  Study  for  Portrait  Decoration, whatever  that  may  be ... 

We wonder if there is any connection to 'Study for Decoration', the aka for Mother and Daughter …

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We have been alerted about this work by a Eurich collector. He found it mentioned in a Connoisseur Magazine review of a London Group exhibition and later confirmed the details when he came across it again in the catalogue of that exhibition. The magazine reviewer was not very favourable to most works in the exhibition, including Richard's:

... Mr.  Richard  Eurich's preoccupation  was  stolidity,  well  seen  in  the  immovable features  of  the  little  girl  in  Study  for  Portrait  Decoration, whatever  that  may  be ... 

We wonder if there is any connection to 'Study for Decoration', the aka for Mother and Daughter (1929).

Provenance

EXHIBITED | 5th to 26th Jan 1929

"The London Group, 26th Exhibition" - New Burlington Galleries, Burlington Gardens, London, W1

Cat 90, priced at 9 guineas

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Provenance:

  • None recorded.

Exhibitions:

  • 5th to 26th Jan 1929 - "The London Group, 26th Exhibition", New Burlington Galleries, Burlington Gardens, London, W1
    Cat 90, priced at 9 guineas

Notes:

  • None recorded.

Related  

Mother and Daughter (1928)

Image © Southampton City Art Gallery / Richard Eurich Paintings

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