The New Forest (1939)
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The New Forest

1939

Oil on canvas
63.5 x 76.5 cm

With Museum of Modern Art until sale is arranged. (as of June 2022)


Works | 1930 to 1939 All Works in Public Collections Landscapes | Gardens Trees | Woods | Forests

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Recto: Signed and dated lower right: R. EURICH. 1939.

Aka: The New Forest [MoMA]; New Forest [REP diaries];

England Hampshire The New Forest The South West Museum of Modern Art deciduous hardwoods horses hunters landscape logs lumber public collection red coats riders the hunt timber trees winter

See News item about this work being removed from the MoMA collection.

Provenance

EXHIBITED | 2nd to 25th Nov 1939

"Richard Eurich" - Redfern Gallery, London

Cat 6; priced at 40 guineas

EXHIBITED | 12th Mar to 5th Apr 1941

"Richard Eurich" - Redfern Gallery, London

Cat 9; priced at 45 guineas

GIFTED | 1942

Museum of Modern Art, New York, USA

by the American Academy and National Institute of Arts and Letters Fund, through the American British Art Centre to the Museum of Modern Art, New York; object number 584.1942

NOTE | 2019

Removed from the MoMA collection (deaccessioned)

WITH | June 2022

Museum of Modern Art until sale is arranged.

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Provenance:

  • GIFTED - 1942 - Museum of Modern Art, New York, USA
    by the American Academy and National Institute of Arts and Letters Fund, through the American British Art Centre to the Museum of Modern Art, New York; object number 584.1942

Exhibitions:

  • 2nd to 25th Nov 1939 - "Richard Eurich", Redfern Gallery, London
    Cat 6; priced at 40 guineas
  • 12th Mar to 5th Apr 1941 - "Richard Eurich", Redfern Gallery, London
    Cat 9; priced at 45 guineas

Notes:

  • 2019 - NOTE
    Removed from the MoMA collection (deaccessioned)
  • June 2022 - WITH
    Museum of Modern Art until sale is arranged.

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