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Name: Mark Williams Date: April, 2008 Comments:
Name: Samantha Lyth Date: September, 2007 Comments: Thought I'd do a quick bit of research about Richard and was greatly amused by the anecdote in the biography about his sisters with guinea pigs. One of those sisters was my grandmother and the love of animals has obviously continued thro the generations as my daughter loves g-ps too! I was brought up surrounded by Richard's paintings, but you never appreciate that sort of thing until it's too late. I know that the paintings from my grandmother's have been distributed thro the family. Please keep me in touch with exhibitions in the North - I loved the last one in Ilkley in 2003. I particularly remember the self portrait because the room was so similar to rooms owned by other members of the Eurich family!! Name: Bridget Colman Date: September 18, 2006 Comments: I love to see updates on this site. RE is an artist whose pictures I so enjoy to see. I thought you might like to add Pallent House in Chichester as having one of his pictures. When I asked they informend me it was in storage although that was before the gallery was expanded. Regards, Bridget Colman. Comments: 'The Mariners Return'(1953) RA Diploma Work is currently hanging in the Reynolds Room of the Fine Rooms at the Royal Academy of Arts Picadilly and looks wonderful. Name: Jim Phillips Date: August 5, 2006 Comments: I have been searching for a way to get a copy of Men of Straw and have found none. Perhaps I am not as competent with the internet as I ought to be, but would you please tell me how to go about getting one. I live in southern North Carolina USA. I love his work. When I teach I would love to have that painting in my room. Thanks, Jim Phillips Name: Dan Abbott Date: July 6, 2006 Comments: Ref: The Mary Eliza I have had a picture of this for at least 55+ years, which was given to me by my late mother in the 1940's, but am sure it's a print taken from the original. Presumably prints were taken of such an attractive subject and setting and sold through various outlets. I would be interested to learn whether hundreds of prints were taken from the original or whether they are fairly rare. I have always loved the picture. Dan Abbott Name: Jeffrey Sarver Date: June 20, 2006 Comments: Richard Eurich was once commissioned by Evelyn Waugh to complete a 'triptych' of "Victorian" travel scenes. Eurich painted a scene inside an aeroplane about to crash. This is, I suppose, still in the private collection of the Waugh family, perhaps still at his last home, Piers Court in Somerset. Are you aware of any photographs/prints/books reproducing this painting. Thank you. Name: Rolf Jordan Date: June 2, 2006 Comments: I saw the painting 'The Mariner's Return' in the Royal Academy yesterday, and was fascinated by it. I wasn't aware of this great artist before then! Thanks for setting this website up, as it seems to be the best place to see RE's work - I'd love to see a book of reproductions. Name: Fraser Donachie Date: February 16, 2006 Comments: You have created a wonderful website - will it grow? I attended Christine Clearkin's talk at the St Barbe Museum some time ago and have retained a strong interest ever since. One day I hope to own something by the artist. But first I must win the lottery! Best regards - Fraser. Name: Alan Exton Date: June 11, 2005 Comments: I was given the Richard Eurich painting,"Out of Port" 33, (sold to Miss M.L.Graham by the REDFERN GALLERY Ltd,London,in October 1936) and would be most interested in learning more about this painting. Name: Lindsey Malin Date: May 19, 2005 Comments: I did want to ask where the 'As the Twig is Bent' mss is held. I love your fathers paintings and the variety of subjects. I used to work at the National Maritime Museum at Greenwich where there are several. I have just been reading the biography of Christopher Wood which mentions your father and have always hoped someone would write a biography of him one day. Name: Robert Wylie Date: March 7, 2005 Comments: I am the proud owner of two Eurich paintings. "Weymouth Bay" I believe won a prize and the "Start of the Fastnet Race" dated 1979 were both bought at the Ashbarn Gallery in Petersfield many years ago. Glad for you to view them if you ever happen to be in Cheshire. Name: Sue Branfoot Date: February 14, 2005 Comments: Both my parents Peter and Beryl Stanbury died recently so I have been sorting their belongings. Amongst several paintings is one by RE 'Low Tide, Lepe' of 1981, oil about 6" x 12". It may well be known about but as I have found this page, I am adding its whereabouts to your collection for info. It appears to have been bought in Salisbury. I googled RE to find out about him and am delighted to find this site. Name: Colin Read colin.read@bbc.co.uk Location: Southampton, Hampshire England Date: Tuesday, May 20, 2003 Comments:
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Name: Lisa Berkshire lisa.berkshire@virgin.net Location: Poole, Dorset England Date: Tuesday, October 22, 2002 Comments:
Name: Terry Witchard Date: September 8, 2002 Comments: Your website is brilliant. Easy to navigate and loaded with useful information. I have certainly bookmarked it as one of my favourites. I really enjoyed the "portraits" section and look forward to your next update. I actually discovered your site while searching for information for my son, Nathan. He is doing a wide-ranging project at school on the subject (his choice) of battleships. He is required to give his opinions and interpretations of poetry, songs, paintings, novels and other forms of communication on his chosen subject. He located a painting by Richard Eurich on the ftp.sunet.se website; the painting is of The British Battleships King George V and Duke of York bombarding the Norman Coast, 1944. We have been unable to locate any further information about this painting and I would be most appreciative if you could reply with some details such as title, when it was painted, size of the original painting, media and any other available information. Any information that you can e-mail back will be most appreciated, thank you. As I said before, your site is brilliant - keep up the great work. Name: Hilary Rossington hilaryrossington@hotmail.com Location: York, England Date: Sunday, May 12, 2002 Comments:
Name: Rachel Nave Date: March 11, 2002 Comments: I would like to reproduce Mr. Eurich's painting "Dunkirk Beaches, May 1940" in a book I am working on about WWII. Do you grant such permissions and if so, what is the first step in that process? Name: Barrie North equineservices@euphony.net Date: Sunday, March 10, 2002 Comments:
Name: Robin H. Bligh Location: Reigate, Surrey, RH2 0SS UK Date: Monday, December 17, 2001 Comments:
Name: alan gudgin Location: Leics.,Date: Wednesday, November 14, 2001 Comments:
Name: edward chaney edward.chaney@solent.ac.uk Location: southampton,Date: Wednesday, November 7, 2001 Comments:
Name: Catherine Cobham cmc1@st-and.ac.uk Location: St Andrews, Scotland Date: Thursday, July 26, 2001 Comments:
Name: William Jeffreys Location: Manchester, UK Date: Tuesday, July 10, 2001 Comments:
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