A detailed description of British artist Richard Eurich's whole career (1903-1992)
In his depictions of the world around him and in his perception of the enigmatic and unobservable, Eurich used figurative painting to express his compelling strength and frequently visionary intensity. Due to his quiet nature and lack of propensity for self-promotion, Eurich hasn't gotten the recognition he merits. The Art of Richard Eurich places the artist in the context of British 20th-century art and demonstrates his applicability throughout the era's various segments of the art world.  
In addition to being a draughtsman, landscape painter, teacher, War Artist, autobiographist, master marine painter, portrait and figure painter, satire, genre painter, visual poet of the beach, and seldom sculptor, Eurich was also a draughtsman. A convincing study of how these many pieces allude to each other and to the man who was responsible for them combines his many creative talents. This book, which includes a variety of his works from topographical to visionary, drawn to painted, unravels the story of Eurich's life through skilfully chosen examples of his paintings and drawings and situates him in connection to other artists, colleagues, and peers of his time.