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Paul Nash

1889–1946

(b London, 11 May 1889; d Bournemouth, Hampshire, 11 July 1946). English painter, book illustrator, writer, photographer, and designer. Nash was one of the most individual British artists of his period, taking a distinguished place in the English tradition of deep attachment to the countryside whilst at the same time responding imaginatively to European modernism.

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View R 1940 Paul Nash (1889–1946)

View R 1940 Rugby Art Gallery and Museum
St Pancras, London 1927 Paul Nash (1889–1946)

St Pancras, London 1927 The Wilson
Through a Window, Riviera c.1927 Paul Nash (1889–1946)

Through a Window, Riviera c.1927 Glasgow Museums Resource Centre (GMRC)
'Modern Textiles' 1926 Paul Nash (1889–1946)

'Modern Textiles' 1926 Victoria and Albert Museum
Dymchurch, Kent Paul Nash (1889–1946)

Dymchurch, Kent Dudley Museums Service
The Edge of the Wood c.1919 Paul Nash (1889–1946)

The Edge of the Wood c.1919 Reading Museum & Town Hall
Landscape of the Bagley Woods 1943 Paul Nash (1889–1946)

Landscape of the Bagley Woods 1943 Glynn Vivian Art Gallery
Landscape of the Moon's First Quarter 1943 Paul Nash (1889–1946)

Landscape of the Moon's First Quarter 1943 Birmingham Museums Trust
Oxenbridge Pond 1927–1928 Paul Nash (1889–1946)

Oxenbridge Pond 1927–1928 Birmingham Museums Trust
Granary 1922–1923 Paul Nash (1889–1946)

Granary 1922–1923 Brighton and Hove Museums and Art Galleries
Voyages of the Moon 1934–7 Paul Nash (1889–1946)

Voyages of the Moon 1934–7 Tate
Harbour and Room 1932–6 Paul Nash (1889–1946)

Harbour and Room 1932–6 Tate
Northern Adventure 1929 Paul Nash (1889–1946)

Northern Adventure 1929 Aberdeen Art Gallery & Museums
Battle of Britain 1941 Paul Nash (1889–1946)

Battle of Britain 1941 IWM (Imperial War Museums)
Dymchurch, Kent 1922 Paul Nash (1889–1946)

Dymchurch, Kent 1922 The Higgins Art Gallery & Museum, Bedford
Wounded, Passchendaele Paul Nash (1889–1946)

Wounded, Passchendaele Manchester Art Gallery
Landscape 1939 Paul Nash (1889–1946)

Landscape 1939 The Postal Museum
Still Life with Bog Cotton 1927 Paul Nash (1889–1946)

Still Life with Bog Cotton 1927 Leeds Art Gallery, Leeds Museums and Galleries
Telecommunications 1934 Paul Nash (1889–1946)

Telecommunications 1934 Walker Art Gallery
Berkshire Landscape 1927 Paul Nash (1889–1946)

Berkshire Landscape 1927 Southwark Art Collection
The Mule Track 1918 Paul Nash (1889–1946)

The Mule Track 1918 IWM (Imperial War Museums)
Event on the Downs 1934 Paul Nash (1889–1946)

Event on the Downs 1934 Government Art Collection
Winter Sea 1925–1937 Paul Nash (1889–1946)

Winter Sea 1925–1937 York Art Gallery
Eclipse of the Sunflower 1945 Paul Nash (1889–1946)

Eclipse of the Sunflower 1945 British Council Collection
Defence of Albion 1942 Paul Nash (1889–1946)

Defence of Albion 1942 IWM (Imperial War Museums)
Kinetic Feature 1931 Paul Nash (1889–1946)

Kinetic Feature 1931 Tate
Spring Landscape 1914 Paul Nash (1889–1946)

Spring Landscape 1914 Jerwood Collection
Landscape at Iden 1929 Paul Nash (1889–1946)

Landscape at Iden 1929 Tate Britain
Dead Spring 1929 Paul Nash (1889–1946)

Dead Spring 1929 Pallant House Gallery
Landscape Composition (Objects in Relation) 1934 Paul Nash (1889–1946)

Landscape Composition (Objects in Relation) 1934 Pallant House Gallery
Plage 1928 Paul Nash (1889–1946)

Plage 1928 National Museum Wales, National Museum Cardiff
Cloudscape 1939 Paul Nash (1889–1946)

Cloudscape 1939 The Postal Museum
Landscape of the Malvern Distance 1943 Paul Nash (1889–1946)

Landscape of the Malvern Distance 1943 Southampton City Art Gallery
The Archer Paul Nash (1889–1946)

The Archer Southampton City Art Gallery
The Pond at Souldern 1926 Paul Nash (1889–1946)

The Pond at Souldern 1926 Wolverhampton Art Gallery
Landscape of the Megaliths 1934 Paul Nash (1889–1946)

Landscape of the Megaliths 1934 British Council Collection
Berkshire Downs 1922 Paul Nash (1889–1946)

Berkshire Downs 1922 National Galleries of Scotland, Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art
Token c.1929–1930 Paul Nash (1889–1946)

Token c.1929–1930 National Galleries of Scotland, Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art
The Menin Road 1919 Paul Nash (1889–1946)

The Menin Road 1919 IWM (Imperial War Museums)
The Corner 1919 Paul Nash (1889–1946)

The Corner 1919 Jerwood Collection
Bouquet 1930 (?) Paul Nash (1889–1946)

Bouquet 1930 (?) William Evans Bequest, Bangor University
Spring in the Trenches, Ridge Wood, 1917 1918 Paul Nash (1889–1946)

Spring in the Trenches, Ridge Wood, 1917 1918 IWM (Imperial War Museums)
Oxford During the War 1942 Paul Nash (1889–1946)

Oxford During the War 1942 Worcester College, University of Oxford
March Landscape 1944 Paul Nash (1889–1946)

March Landscape 1944 Museums Sheffield
Wittenham Clumps c.1943–4 Paul Nash (1889–1946)

Wittenham Clumps c.1943–4 Tate
Behind the Inn 1919–22 Paul Nash (1889–1946)

Behind the Inn 1919–22 Tate
Lares 1929–30 Paul Nash (1889–1946)

Lares 1929–30 Tate
Cactus 1928 Paul Nash (1889–1946)

Cactus 1928 The Mercer Art Gallery, Harrogate
The Ypres Salient at Night 1918 Paul Nash (1889–1946)

The Ypres Salient at Night 1918 IWM (Imperial War Museums)
We Are Making a New World 1918 Paul Nash (1889–1946)

We Are Making a New World 1918 IWM (Imperial War Museums)
The Diving Stage 1928 Paul Nash (1889–1946)

The Diving Stage 1928 British Council Collection
Nocturnal Landscape 1938 Paul Nash (1889–1946)

Nocturnal Landscape 1938 Manchester Art Gallery
Whiteleaf Cross 1931 Paul Nash (1889–1946)

Whiteleaf Cross 1931 The Whitworth
Footballers Prefer Shell 1935 Paul Nash (1889–1946)

Footballers Prefer Shell 1935 National Trust, Upton House
Landscape of the Moon's Last Phase 1944 Paul Nash (1889–1946)

Landscape of the Moon's Last Phase 1944 Walker Art Gallery
A Howitzer Firing 1918 Paul Nash (1889–1946)

A Howitzer Firing 1918 IWM (Imperial War Museums)
Totes Meer (Dead Sea) 1940–1 Paul Nash (1889–1946)

Totes Meer (Dead Sea) 1940–1 Tate
Landscape of the Vernal Equinox (III) 1944 Paul Nash (1889–1946)

Landscape of the Vernal Equinox (III) 1944 National Galleries of Scotland, Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art
Flight of the Magnolia 1944 Paul Nash (1889–1946)

Flight of the Magnolia 1944 Tate Britain
Landscape c.1926–1927 Paul Nash (1889–1946)

Landscape c.1926–1927 Government Art Collection