Richard Eurich
1903–1992 · British · 19 artworks
Neo-Romanticismatmospheric perspectivedetailed realismnarrative compositiondreamlike imagerymuted color palettes
artist bio
Richard Eurich was a British painter known for his landscapes and war art, often imbued with a sense of mystery and the sublime. He uniquely blended realism with a visionary, dreamlike quality, contributing significantly to the Neo-Romantic movement in Britain.
what you'll learn
Studying Eurich's work allows students to explore the fusion of realism and imaginative vision, focusing on atmospheric perspective and narrative composition. Students can learn how to convey mood and emotion through landscape and figure painting.
related: Paul Nash, Graham Sutherland, Henry Moore
19 artworks
HMS 'Revenge' Leaving Harbour
1942
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From the Old Walls, Lyme Regis
1932
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A Motor Boat of the British Power Boat Company, Hythe
1941
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Lyme Regis
1930
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The Mummers
1952
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Solent Angler
1975
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The Ferryboat 'Charon'
1950
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High Tide, Lyme Regis, Dorset
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Midget Submarine Attack on the 'Tirpitz', 22 September 1943
1943
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The British Power Boat Company
1941
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Troops at Balliol, Second World War
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Docks at Goole, Early Morning
1971
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Mousehole, Cornwall
1938
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The Rescue of the Only Survivor of a Torpedoed Ship
1941
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D Day, Reconstruction (Bombed Cathedral)
1944
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From Haworth, Yorkshire
1965
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Stormy Morning, Mid Wales
1969
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Whitby in Wartime
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Robin Hood's Bay in Wartime
1940
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