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Paul Nash

1889–1946

Month of March 1929
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Tench Pond in a Gale

Paul Nash
1921–2

Behind the Inn

Paul Nash
1919–22

Landscape at Iden

Paul Nash
1929

Blue House on the Shore

Paul Nash
c.1930–1

London: Winter Scene, No. 2

Paul Nash
1940

Grotto in the Snow

Paul Nash
1939

Pillar and Moon

Paul Nash
1932–42
Surreal coastal scene: a grey hawk perches before a large free-standing mirror reflecting a red sun, dark spheres and its own soaring double, while an open lattice screen frames real dunes, sea and towering clouds

Landscape from a Dream

Paul Nash
1936–8
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Dave McKean on Paul Nash 'The trenches completely changed him'

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Black and white negative, equestrian statue, Herstmonceux Castle, East Sussex

Paul Nash
[c.1930–4]

Private view card and letter from Paul Nash to Margaret Odeh

Paul Nash, recipient: Margaret Nash
4 November 1913
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Drawing of birds with pencil note at the bottom reading ‘a goose bone to the seagulls (old saying)’

Paul Nash, recipient: Eileen Agar
[1935–46]

‘Aerial Flowers’, by Paul Nash

Paul Nash, recipient: Eileen Agar
1947
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