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The Landscape Vision of Paul Nash

Name: The Landscape Vision of Paul Nash
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Artist: Paul Nash
Author: Roger Cardinal
Publisher: Reaktion Books
Date: 1989
Condition: A very clean first edition copy of this volume, from the original 1989 printing, very lightly read, only the faintest line on the spine suggests it has been used.

An interesting study of the landscape and its place in Nash's painting where it often acts as a vehicle for more complex interpretations.

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