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Paul Nash: Modern Artist, Ancient Landscape

Name: Paul Nash: Modern Artist, Ancient Landscape
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Artist: Paul Nash
Author: Jemima Montague (ed.)
Publisher: Tate
Date: 2003
Condition: A clean and lightly read copy of this catalogue, loose insert of the room plan and gallery guide from the exhibition in 2003

Published to accompany the 2003 Tate Liverpool exhibition, this catalogue is a useful addition to the literature on Nash. Including several short essays on topics that expand beyond the usual readings of Nash, including his relationship with the historical past of England, and reprinting several of his own published articles, this is a very interesting volume for the student of Nash and his work.

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