John Nash

1893–1977

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Biography

John Northcote Nash (11 April 1893 – 23 September 1977) was a British painter of landscapes and still-lifes, and a wood engraver and illustrator, particularly of botanic works. He was the younger brother of the artist Paul Nash.

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Artworks

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The Lane
John Nash
exhibited 1923
The Moat, Grange Farm, Kimble
John Nash
exhibited 1922
Dorset Landscape
John Nash
c.1915
Rocks and Sand Dunes, Oxwich Bay, South Wales
John Nash
c.1939
A Suffolk Landscape
John Nash
c.1936–7
The Cornfield
John Nash
1918
The Blenheim
John Nash
1947
Avoncliffe from the Aqueduct
John Nash
c.1926

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Sketches, letters, etc.

Sketchbook, ‘The Student’s Drawing Book’
John Nash
1920
Sketchbook
John Nash
1920s
Sketch of trees
John Nash
date not known
Letter from John Nash to Christine Nash with illustration of his pack and concerning his section commander, Degas’s death, and Paul Nash
John Nash, recipient: Christine Nash
[1 October 1917]

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Biography

Artworks

The Lane

The Moat, Grange Farm, Kimble

Dorset Landscape

Rocks and Sand Dunes, Oxwich Bay, South Wales

A Suffolk Landscape

The Cornfield

The Blenheim

Avoncliffe from the Aqueduct

Sketches, letters, etc.

Sketchbook, ‘The Student’s Drawing Book’

Sketchbook

Sketch of trees

Letter from John Nash to Christine Nash with illustration of his pack and concerning his section commander, Degas’s death, and Paul Nash

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