Paul Nash: Landscape and the Life of Objects

Exploring the evolution of Paul Nash's artistry, this book delves into his unique contribution to English art during the early 20th century. It highlights how Nash's work, rooted in modernism, developed into a distinct form of English landscape-based Surrealism. The narrative is structured both chronologically and thematically, providing insights into Nash's impact on the art world and his innovative approach to landscapes. Andrew Causey offers a comprehensive examination of Nash's creative journey and artistic significance.