Robin Hood's Bay in Wartime 1940

Richard Eurich’s *Robin Hood’s Bay in Wartime* (1940) is a realist depiction of a coastal village during wartime. The painting captures the scene of a village harbor, with fishing boats pulled ashore and a ship sailing away in the distance. The scene suggests the quiet calm of a day at sea, despite the ongoing conflict. The presence of the boats, buildings, and the figures in the foreground add a sense of daily life amidst the threat of war. The overall effect is one of quiet strength and resilience, as the villagers carry on with their lives despite the uncertainties of the time.