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- Paul Nash
- Berkshire Downs
- 1922
- GMA 3502
![Token [verso: Tree in a Landscape (unfinished)]](http://www.nationalgalleries.org/media/4/collection/GMA 2984.jpg)
- Paul Nash
- Token [verso: Tree in a Landscape (unfinished)]
- about 1929 - 1930 [verso about 1927 - 1928]
- GMA 2984
- Paul Nash
- The White Horse, Uffington, Berkshire
- 1937
- GMA 1651
- Paul Nash
- Landscape of the Brown Fungus
- 1943
- GMA 3425
- Paul Nash
- Landscape of the Vernal Equinox (III)
- 1944
- GMA 774
Paul Nash (English, 1889 - 1946)
English artist Nash was born in London. He was an Official War Artist for both the First and Second World Wars, and is well known for his powerful images of No Man's Land, painted during the First World War. Nash produced many paintings of the English countryside, in which he attempted to capture the 'spirit of place'. He saw himself as a successor to Turner and Blake, but influenced by European Modernism. Nash was drawn to the mysterious aspects of the landscape and the timelessness of nature. In 1933 he founded the English modern art movement, Unit One.
