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Slater (Eric, 1896-1963). Morning, circa 1930
Slater (Eric, 1896-1963). Morning, circa 1930, colour woodcut, signed and titled in pencil
Eric Slater was an artist who produced more than 30 colour woodcuts between 1926 and the outbreak of the Second World War. Many depict scenes near his home in Seaford, East Sussex, where he lived for most of his adult life.
A frail, only child, Eric Slater was born in 1896 and spent his early years with his parents, grandmother and two servants in a large house in Hampstead, London. His father, Thomas, a successful silversmith and partner in the firm Aldwinkle and Slater, died when Eric was eight.
Eric moved with his mother and grandmother to Sussex where he studied at The Hastings School of Art. He was probably taught how to make woodcuts by a neighbour called Arthur Rigden Read (1879-1955) who had been to Japan to study oriental woodcut techniques used by European printmakers from the 1890s.
Most of his subjects were views if Sussex and floral subjects. In 1930 he won a gold medal in the annual international exhibition at the Printmakers Society of California and later exhibited in Melbourne Australia.
Slater sold his work at the Harold Bromhead gallery in London.
European woodcuts, less formal than Japanese woodcuts, were marketed as affordable art for ordinary homes. They were also popular in the United States where Eric Slater won a gold medal for his 1930 picture of Seaford Head.
From his studio at his house in Seaford, Slater established an international reputation exhibiting in Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Austria and South Africa, but the death of his mother in 1938, the outbreak of war and changing fashions ended his career.
Eric Slater died in obscurity in 1963. A solicitor’s notice in the Sussex Gazette made no mention of his art. He is buried in a shared grave at Seaford.
2013 was the 50th anniversary of Slater's death.
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Eric Slater was an artist who produced more than 30 colour woodcuts between 1926 and the outbreak of the Second World War. Many depict scenes near his home in Seaford, East Sussex, where he lived for most of his adult life.
A frail, only child, Eric Slater was born in 1896 and spent his early years with his parents, grandmother and two servants in a large house in Hampstead, London. His father, Thomas, a successful silversmith and partner in the firm Aldwinkle and Slater, died when Eric was eight.
Eric moved with his mother and grandmother to Sussex where he studied at The Hastings School of Art. He was probably taught how to make woodcuts by a neighbour called Arthur Rigden Read (1879-1955) who had been to Japan to study oriental woodcut techniques used by European printmakers from the 1890s.
Most of his subjects were views if Sussex and floral subjects. In 1930 he won a gold medal in the annual international exhibition at the Printmakers Society of California and later exhibited in Melbourne Australia.
Slater sold his work at the Harold Bromhead gallery in London.
European woodcuts, less formal than Japanese woodcuts, were marketed as affordable art for ordinary homes. They were also popular in the United States where Eric Slater won a gold medal for his 1930 picture of Seaford Head.
From his studio at his house in Seaford, Slater established an international reputation exhibiting in Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Austria and South Africa, but the death of his mother in 1938, the outbreak of war and changing fashions ended his career.
Eric Slater died in obscurity in 1963. A solicitor’s notice in the Sussex Gazette made no mention of his art. He is buried in a shared grave at Seaford.
2013 was the 50th anniversary of Slater's death.
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Category Antique Pictures / Engravings / Art
Period Early 20th Century Antiques
Item code as1164a085
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Tain
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Gladstone House
King St
Tain
IV19 1AF
SC654422
0800 292 2724
cheekyighlander@hotmail.com
SHOP AND ONLINE SALES RETURNS POLICY
Refunds will not be granted when
an item is known to be faulty at the time of purchase
if labels, maker’s marks or anything identifying or adding provenance to an item have been removed
an item has been damaged by trying to repair it or getting someone else to do it (you may still have the right to a repair, replacement or partial refund)
you no longer want an item (eg because it’s the wrong size or colour) unless you bought it without seeing it (ie. online) at which point you will be entitled to a refund of the purchase price only (not shipping / packing costs). See Clause 2.
For all online, mail and phone order sales
customers who purchase from us via online or telephone orders have the right to cancel an order even if the goods aren’t faulty within 14 days of the invoice date (whether payment has been made or not)
we will issue a refund to customers if you’ve told us within 14 days of receiving your goods that you want to cancel and the goods have been returned to us. You have another 14 days to return the goods to us once you’ve told us.
it is your responsibility to arrange and pay for the return of that time if the item is not faulty. If the item purchased is faulty, Cheeky Highlander Ltd will reimburse any costs involved.
we will refund you within 14 days of receiving the goods back in the condition they were purchased in.
the refund issued will be the cost of the item only and does not include packing/delivery costs to send the item to you.
the refund will be processed using your original payment method
we do not offer a ’buy back’ service for items purchased from us
Buyers will need to check with their local authorities to see if any customs and import taxes are applicable. Any additional customs and tax payments are the responsibility of the buyer.
Cheeky Highlander Limited are not responsible for delays due to customs.
Repairs and replacements
If you have ‘accepted’ an item, but later discover a fault, we will repair or replace it.
Our definition of acceptance is as follows
you have told us you have accepted it (having had enough opportunity to inspect the item before confirming you’ve received it)
altered the item
you are entitled to reject the item after it’s been repaired or replaced.
we will repair or replace an item if a customer returns it within 6 months - unless we can prove it wasn’t faulty when purchased
we can ask you to prove an item was faulty when you bought it if you ask for a repair or replacement after 6 months
Items returned by someone other than the buyer
we only accept returns from the person who bought the item
View all stock from
Cheeky Highlander
Gladstone HouseKing Street
Tain
Highlands, Scotland
IV19 1AF
Tel : 0800 2922724
Non UK callers : +44 800 2922724
Get directions to Cheeky Highlander
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