Paul Nash(1889-1946) :Outline

Outline by Paul Nash
Tate Britain’s winter retrospective demonstrated Paul Nash’s extraordinary and enduring feeling for trees. His autobiography, Outline, works as a companion to his painting career, linking the beech tree in his special childhood place in Kensington Gardens to the mysterious group of beeches silhouetted on the hill at Wittenham Clumps, and then to the devastated, topless trunks in the first world war battlefields of northern France.

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"Even at its most urgent, Paul Nash’s painting seems tremulous, poised between past and future, dream and reality," writes Jenny Uglow of the exhibit now at the Tate Britain.

A Painter of the Shattered World

Within moments of entering the Tate's exhibit Paul Nash's paintings, my brisk walk slowed to a mesmerized linger as I encountered something new and strange, watching the artist make discoveries and adjustments, trying in…

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Paul Nash - Exhibition at Tate Britain | Tate

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Paul Nash was fascinated with Britain's ancient past and spent time in southern England exploring the Downs and coastal areas. Equally inspired by the ...

Oct 26, 2016 - Mar 5, 2017

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Oct 24, 2016 - Paul Nash may be one of the best loved British artists of the 20th century, but he'