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Paul Nash: 1889-1946

Name: Paul Nash: 1889-1946
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Artist: Paul Nash
Authors: Andrew Causey and Ian Barker
Publisher: Northern Arts Gallery
Date: 1971
Condition: A clean and tidy copy, the spine unbroken, some mild discoloration to the edges of the printed card cover

Although a slim catalogue, this was quite an important exhibition, being the first in a public gallery since the Memorial Exhibition in 1948. As such it exposed a new generation to Nash's inimitable blend of modernism, surrealism and romanticism. Andrew Causey's essay, The Art of Paul Nash, is still well worth reading.

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