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1945

Eclipse Of The Sunflower

This artwork embodies Nash’s signature blend of modernist techniques with traditional landscape painting, capturing a moment of quiet contemplation amidst a desolate scene. Its inclusion in the British Council Collection underscores its significance as a testament to artistic vision and enduring beauty.

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1934

Landscape Of Bleached Objects

Explore Paul Nash's haunting 'Landscape of Bleached Objects,' a surrealist masterpiece blending abstraction and organic forms to evoke themes of decay, memory, and the ephemeral beauty of nature.

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1925

The Stackyard

A peaceful countryside scene featuring golden haystacks and a rustic red building comes to life in this 1925 modernist landscape by Paul Nash, inviting you to bring the beauty of British Modernism into your home.

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1929

Coronilla (recto)

Discover 'Coronilla (recto)' by Paul Nash – a captivating 1929 surrealist landscape painting blending geometric abstraction with evocative floral forms. Explore its symbolism and artistic legacy.

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The Window, Iver Heath

Discover "The Window, Iver Heath" by Paul Nash – a stunning winter landscape oil painting from 1946. Explore its textured realism & evocative composition. Perfect for art collectors!

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1934

Telecommunications

Discover Paul Nash’s "Telecommunications" (1934), a striking Cubist still life in grey & red. Explore this dynamic, geometric artwork – a unique piece of British Modernism.

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1928

The Diving Stage

Paul Nash's 'The Diving Stage' (1928) is a haunting modernist landscape—a stark, solitary diving platform against an ambiguous backdrop evoking isolation and anticipation. Explore its symbolic depth.

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1942

November Moon

Explore Paul Nash's evocative landscape painting 'November Moon,' capturing the serene beauty of a moonlit night with ancient trees and symbolic seashells – a masterpiece from 1942.

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1932

Harbour And Room

Explore Paul Nash’s ‘Harbour and Room,’ a surreal 1932 oil painting of an unsettling interior. Discover its maze-like composition, muted colors & symbolic depth.

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1918

Sunrise, Inverness Copse

Explore Paul Nash's haunting watercolor 'Sunrise, Inverness Copse,' created in 1918 during WWI. Inspired by landscapes and influenced by Blake & Turner, this Expressionist masterpiece resides at the Imperial War Museum.

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1938

Druid Landscape

Discover 'Druid Landscape' by Paul Nash (1938). A surrealist masterpiece blending mythology, British landscapes & modernism. Explore its mystical symbolism and artistic inspiration.

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1938

Circle Of The Monoliths

Explore Paul Nash’s ‘Circle of the Monoliths,’ a surreal 1938 painting blending Cubism & Surrealism. Cool blues, dynamic composition & ambiguous symbolism – a unique art piece.

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1923

The Wall, Dymchurch

This etching captures the desolate beauty of Dymchurch's coastal wall, showcasing Nash’s masterful use of line and texture to convey industrial severity against a natural backdrop.

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1934

Landscape Of The Megaliths

Explore Paul Nash's evocative 'Landscape of the Megaliths,' a striking abstract depiction of megalithic structures rendered in oil on canvas. Part of the British Council Collection, this masterpiece embodies modernist influences and captures timeless landscapes.

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1942

Follow The Fuhrer Above The Clouds

Paul Nash’s ‘Follow the Fuhrer Above the Clouds’ – a haunting watercolor depicting wartime chaos & surrealism. Explore this powerful artwork's symbolism & technique.

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1926

'modern Textiles' (shop Sign Board)

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Landscape (verso)

A tranquil forest pathway filled with birds and lush greenery defines this peaceful landscape by British Modernist Paul Nash, offering a serene escape for your collection.

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1944

Landscape Of The Moon's Last Phase

Experience Paul Nash's atmospheric 1944 landscape of the moon's last phase, featuring dramatic red skies and serene natural elements; discover this evocative piece today.

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1942

Oxford During The War

“Oxford During the War” by Paul Nash (1889–1946), 1942, from Worcester College, University of Oxford This painting captures Oxford’s tranquil landscape juxtaposed with the intrusion of war—a powerful depiction of resilience amidst conflict. Featuring abstracted trees and a tank, it exemplifies Nash's Expressionist style.