Mousehole, Cornwall 1938
richardeurich
painting, plein-air, oil-paint
boat
sky
fish
painting
impressionism
impressionist painting style
plein-air
oil-paint
vehicle
landscape
impressionist landscape
oil painting
vessel
romanticism
water
cityscape
genre-painting
watercolor
realism
"Mousehole, Cornwall" is a 1938 painting by Richard Eurich, a renowned British artist known for his captivating landscapes and seascapes. The painting depicts a serene harbor scene, showcasing the quaint village of Mousehole in Cornwall, England. Eurich's masterful brushstrokes capture the tranquility of the harbor, with its colorful fishing boats, calm waters, and picturesque backdrop of the village and rolling hills. The painting evokes a sense of peaceful coastal life, inviting viewers to imagine the gentle sway of the boats and the salty air. This charming depiction of a Cornish harbor is a testament to Eurich's skill in capturing the beauty of the natural world.
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