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Paul Nash in Pictures: Landscape and Dream

A new book by James Russell Paul Nash in Pictures: Landscape and Dream has been published by The Mainstone Press. It follows their beautifully produced series of illustrated books on Eric Ravilious and Edward Bawden.

The book explores Nash's life, the places and people he knew - and the inspiration behind twenty-two of his oil paintings. A second volume will feature Nash's watercolours.


BBC - Your Paintings

35 paintings by Paul Nash are now online in Your Paintings, a new BBC website which aims to show the entire collection of the nation's oil paintings. Growing each month, the site will eventually include around 200,000 paintings. The section on Nash is fascinating as it displays some of his lesser-known works: Visit Link

There is also a good collection of work by John Nash: Visit link


Art Workshops at the Earth Trust

To launch the Paul Nash and the Wittenham Clumps website, three art workshops for adults and families were held at the Earth Trust Centre, Little Wittenham on Friday 11th March and Saturday 12th March 2011. Participants were taken on a guided walk up the Clumps before creating artworks inspired by Nash's paintings.

We were thrilled with the quality and variety of work produced.

A selection of some of the paintings, sketches and collages are available to view here.

An artist at our adult workshop

The workshops were supported by the North Wessex Downs AONB Sustainable Development Fund.

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  • Find out about Wittenham Clumps
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Watercolour Exhibition at Tate Britain

Paul Nash's work was included in Tate Britain's exhibition 'Watercolour' which ran from 16th February to 21st August 2011.

Nash's work was also featured in BBC TV's 'Sheila Hancock Brushes Up', broadcast to accompany the exhibition.

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I don't bother what grows where very much. I find most things grow where I paint them.

Paul Nash


nashclumps.org produced by Christopher Baines & Anna Dillon. and supported by The North Wessex Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. All Paul Nash artwork © Tate, London, 2012